**4. Conclusion**

We can conclude from the above literature that methicillin resistance MRSA freight among humans and animals seems a great concern towards effectiveness of antibiotic treatment. AMR may spread due to indiscriminate use of antibiotics without prescription, supervision and guidance of general practitioner in the developing countries including India. However in the rural India antimicrobials use in dairy animals for growth promotion and food producing animals for the cure of any ailments are probably major contribution towards the altogether issues of the resistance. Policies governing prescriptions of antibiotics should be strictly followed in animal farming to avoid AMR and associated infections. Clinicians and healthcare institutions should be encouraged to espouse appropriate guidelines about the use of antimicrobials regarding MRSA affected patient treatments in command to containment of community acquired staphylococcal infections. Farmers should be made aware about the dosage, length and

administration of the treatment and withdrawal period of antibiotics prescribed by the clinicians in order to cure any infection.
