Diabetes is not a disease It is actually a situation that requires continuous medical care and patient self-management to reduce the risk of long-term complications. In India, especially it is reported that diabetes which is observed in people with low socioeconomic status is due to unawareness of the three condition owing to lack of access to medical care, diagnosis & testing. This is because of lack of financial affordability or logistic issues for people who are staying in rural settings. Reports presented by WHO showed that the most common cause of death in TYPE I Diabetes is patient’s lifestyle, new patterns of behavior and thought must be integrated into their everyday life and adherence to these patterns. A patient-centric approach of diabetes care must be built, which caters to the needs of a patient and avoids placing an undue burden of therapy on the patient.