Malaria remained as one of the most important
infections causing huge health burden in the tropical
world to the extent of more then one million deaths
per year. The strategies for its control were changed
by the World Health Organization (WHO) on several
occasions with limited success each time. Present
strategy of malaria control has important elements of
early diagnosis and effective treatment by drugs
coupled with promotion of use of insecticide
impregnated mosquito nets. Using the available
technology WHO has targeted to reduce the burden
and mortality by 50% by the year 20101.