A review on biological mosquito control measures-past, present and future

Over 40% of the world's population is under danger from mosquito transmitted diseases, which are a growing global health challenge. Since 2000, malaria control has made significant progress, but late it slowed down. Aedes-borne arbovirus risk also rising quickly due to remarkable expansion dengue and chikungunya viruses, yellow fever outbreaks, Zika virus pandemic. To counteract this issues people used many vector measures. Synthetic pesticides play role in larval adult strategies, although their deployment hampered by development resistance. As an alternative, various biological measures being including bacterial bio pesticides. They extremely effective at controlling larvae lack resistance environmental friendliness. In present review for discussed.