India must work towards ending AIDS as a global public health issue by 2030.

• India has shown high commitment and positive results in HIV prevention, with annual new infections falling 44% between 2010 and 2023.
• However, accelerated HIV prevention efforts are needed to close the gap and focus on specific states and districts.
• Dr. Murphy emphasizes the need for long-term sustainability beyond 2030 to preserve gains and ensure durable and transformative impacts.
• He emphasizes the importance of community-led organizations for 80% of prevention services.
• India has made significant progress in reducing annual AIDS-related deaths by nearly 80% between 2010 and 2023.
• UNAIDS is advocating for new technologies, including long-acting injectables, to reach all patients at affordable prices.