Conclusion:
The study highlights the high prevalence of CCHFV in domestic animals in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh and the humans are at risk. Though, the region has encountered many arbo-viral outbreaks in humans, but to avoid CCHF outbreaks in near future, it is recommended to enhance public health awareness for livestock owners, slaughter house workers to follow strict hygienic measures when handling livestock or its products. Further, increasing diagnostic infrastructure and awareness among physicians/health care workers to screen arbo-viral patients showing compatible clinical presentations with those of CCHFV. In addition, management of hyalomma ticks under the threshold by using an integrated management system and education in this tribal dominated region may help in early intervention and preparedness between animal-human interfaces.