The paper briefly outlines the care and after care work obtained in Bangalore and compared it with schemes elsewhere. Provisions were made to help needy patients with diet and special medicines. It was felt that this was the best that could be done for these patients in the absence of sufficient hospital accommodation. It was suggested that suitable employment be found not only for the arrested case but also for the sputum positive good chronic. For care of infants, institutional separation was adopted in Bangalore as familial boarding out may not work satisfactorily. Preventoria (open air schools) for older children was not feasible due to lack of sufficient finances. It was concluded that, in India, since medical work was state-managed, State aid should be forthcoming for TB, failing which, the TB work in the country would come to a halt.