Contents: I. Overview of Cattle Health Challenges.1. Current Cattle Health Scenario/Anupama Deora, Pankaj Kumar, Anshul lather and Vishwaradhya T.M. 2. Foot and Mouth Disease/Kritika Gahlot, Mukul Purva and Narendra Singh Rathore. 3. Mastitis: Cause to Cure/Prerna Nathawat Siddharth Singh Rathore and Narendra Singh Rathore. 4. Haemorrhagic Septicaemia/Rahul Yadav, Jyotika Yadav, R. P. Diwakar and Umed Singh Mehra. 5. Black Quarter/R. P. Diwakar and Pankaj Kumar. 6. Anthrax/Gaurav Charaya, Akhil Gupta and Davinder Singh. 7. Haemoprotozoan Disease in Cattles/Jyotika Yadav, Rahul Yadav and Rajendra Yadav. 8. Tuberculosis/R. P. Diwakar and Pankaj Kumar. 9. Brucellosis/Mukesh Kumar Kumhar and Umed Singh Mehra. II. Keeping Livestock Healthy: Disease Controls And Prevention. 10. Disease control/Deepika Chaudhary, Anita Dalal, Sushila Mann, Nayantara and Aman Kumar. 11. Disease Detection and Diagnosis/Anita Dalal, Gaurav Charaya, Deepika Chaudhary, Sushila Mann and Aman Kumar.12. Advances in Animal Health and Welfare/Vishal Sharma and Bharti Aneja. 13. The Significant Discovery and Characterization of Putative Therapeutic Drug Target in Various Pathogens/Mukul Purva and Kritika Gahlot.14. Vaccination/Rahul Yadav, Jyotika Yadav and Rajendra Yadav. 15. Cattle Bio Security: Welfare Programs and Veterinary Surveillance/Ramesh Kumar, Dhirendra Meena and Sandeep K Sharma. III. Quality Control and Risk Assessment: 16. Quality Control/Seema Rana and Deepika Chaudhary. IV. Improvement in Livestock Production. 17. Recent Trends in Livestock Production/Kritika Gahlot and Mukul Purva.18. Role of Extension in Improving Livestock/Devi Singh Rajput, Siddharth Singh Rathore, Tikam C. Goyal. V. Ways and Measures: 19. Integrated Farming: A Way towards Nutritional Sufficiency/Anupama Deora, Pankaj Kumar, R. P. Diwakar and Umed Singh Mehra. 20. Sustainability via Organic Farming/Devi Singh Rajput, Tikam C. Goyal and Neeraj Kumar Sharma. Cattle health- Concerns in India is a book regarding the different issues concerning the health of the cattle and various methodologies to improve upon the health of the cattle envisaged by young science professionals concerned about the cattle health and its status in India. The book is a result of original thoughts of these professionals from different areas of science and is a most comprehensive review on cattle heath and its status in India along with their ideas to mitigate the health problems to improve upon its economic value of cattle in changing agricultural practices in India. The book has been divided into five sections. Section one reviews the most common infections and diseases in cattle like FMD, mastitis, Haemorrhagic Septicemia which lead to severe economic losses to the farmers. Section two reviews the different control measures which can help in preventing the diseases and are being worked upon world over. Section three has chapter on quality control. Section four and five consist of topics of regarding the role of extension, integrated farming and other means of farming to improve upon the cattle health and its economic value. The information in the book is relevant for all the veterinary professionals and people related to dairy management. The efforts put by the young contributors will definitely help in readers in rearing healthy cattle population.