evidence: We actively searched for cases house-to-house and followed by stimulated passive surveillance through a medical camp. We collected data on demographics, clinical symptoms, and travel history. We computed proportions for the clinical symptoms reported by the case-patients. We calculated the attack rate of malaria by age and gender using the population of the village as a denominator. We drew epicurve by the time of onset of fever. We plotted the malaria cases on a spot map. [...] Kala-Azar Surveillance which is the mainstay of Kala-Azar elimination programme in India is coordinated by the National Vector-Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), headquarters at Delhi. The District Kala-Azar surveillance system captures cases through active house-to-house survey and passively by laboratory reporting through Kala-azar Management Information System (KAMIS) portal. Health facilities reports the cases through paper-based reporting system to the District vector borne disease control officer every month. Active case detection is done by the block primary health center (PHC), before and after indoor residual spray (IRS) twice a year. Passive case detection is done by reporting rk39 positive cases through KAMIS portal and monthly by paper-based reporting format to district vector-borne control officer. Data collected through KAMIS portal is compiled and analysed at district level on monthly basis. Cases in the system reports to the block PHC /District hospitals, where they are screened for Kala Azar as per the NVBDCP guidelines. The first drug of choice for treatment is single dose Liposomal Amphotericin B followed by capsule Miltefosine and injection Amphotericin B.