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Mosque borne infections would real open wellbeing issue over India. There is less mindfulness and insufficient hones for respondents once Different parts of intestinal sickness and its control which might make a control on those essential elements answerable for those hold on in of intestinal sickness over tribal regions. With this Background this study was conducted to study the awareness, prevention and control the practices on Malaria in Tribal area. To study the practices on Malaria prevention and control in the Tribal population of AkoleTaluka of Maharashtra. Questionnaire based interview, cross- sectional epidemiological quantitative study, Non probability convenient sampling was used to study the awareness, prevention and control the practices on Malaria in 300 participants. The survey is in progress till now 100 participants were surveyed and are being presented here.75% people know that malaria is caused by mosquito while only 2 don't know how its caused. 31% knew that malaria mosquito breeds in dirty water, and 12 said that it breeds at garbage.49% knew that malaria is a preventable disease and also 80% said that if untreated it can cause death. 40% people used some insecticidal sprays, 41% burned cow dung, 8% used mosquito coils to keep away mosquitoes and only 2 % used bed net. Final result and analysis of all 300 participants This learningsettles that in tribal areas wherever poverty is rampant and lifestyle includes poor housing excellence, also concluded that 65% of the participant lived in joint family so the mosquito bed net were not affordable which led to financial burden on the family. And they have their traditional ways of prevention of mosquito bite. Only 11.66% of Participants used Bed Net as Preventive Practices. As from collected data the maximum tribal population appears to have fineknowledge and good practices regarding malaria control and prevention. Less participants use Mosquito bed nets because it is not affordable for all family members. Low education was detected as a major drawback the participants has less knowledge about the mosquitoes resting places. Appropriate health instruction and sensitization is needed to growthpublicinformation and consciousness about malaria prevention and control.