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Chronic enteric infection, which causes diarrhea and gastroenteritis, become a growing issue worldwide, including a large death as well as the burden of disease rate, especially in children in underdeveloped nations. Diarrhea is the foremost largest killer in newborns and adolescents globally, responsible for 25 Lakhs fatalities per year (Lomazzi et al., 2014). The death of around 5 Lakhs kids below 5 years of age each year as of serious, dehydrating Diarrhoea and dysentery occurs each year, with an additional millions of hospitalizations. These fatalities are most prevalent in developing countries with limited health care resources (GBD Diarrhoeal Diseases Collaborators, 2017). In South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, diarrhea accounts for about half of all fatalities of children under the age of five (Alebel et al., 2018). Over 13 Lakhs public has been infected by Campylobacter yearly (CDC, 2017). There is now emerging evidence to kids is more sensitive toward extensive behavioral and emotional fitness problems as a result of recurrent infections in their early childhood (Nataro and Guerrant, 2017). Diarrhoeal diseases are the most prevalent infections caused by contaminated food, with 550 million people becoming affected each year, including 220 million children under the age of five, according to the WHO survey (WHO 2018) Every year, 3-5 billion individuals around the world are affected by acute gastroenteritis. Infectious gastrointestinal infections can be transferred through contaminated food or drink, direct contact between people, or fecal-oral contact (Fletcher et al, 2013)