HIV/AIDS is a global outbreak infection which is quite predominant in India also. According to the reports of 2013, its prevalence in India is 0.27, down from previous year's 0.41. The article has tried to come up with a concise detailing of HIV/AIDS infection, its mechanism, its drugs and their specific targets, its databases and the drug resistance mutations. Information is also collected on clinical data from different states in India, comprising of HIV Positive pregnant women identified in India, Estimated number of HIV infected persons, Estimated number of people (Above 15 years) with HIV infection, Status of Targeted Interventions in National AIDS Control Program and Total Targeted Intervention Projects. The article tries to correlate the number of cases detected and number of deaths to the lifestyle and medical facilities observed in the respective regions. With the help of Graphical and Visual tools like tables, graphs and images, the article tries to study the trends in Indian HIV scenario in proper detail. The article concludes that the main cause of HIV not getting detected in the non-urban areas is due to lack of proper diagnostic and detection infrastructure.