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%), 66 (25.58%), 78 (30.23%), 21 (8.14%), and 18 (6.98%) isolates were positive for , , , , , and genes, respectively. The prevalence of non-ESBLs genes was higher in the isolates from the unorganized farms than organized farms. MDR and ESBLs producing are circulating among the pigs and their environment in Mizoram. Pigs under unorganized farms exhibited higher level of resistance against majority of the antimicrobials, including third-generation cephalosporins, which might be an indication of overuse or misuse of antibiotics under the
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