Scorpions are arachnids. The are a close relatives of ticks, mites and spiders. There are approximately 1,300 species of scorpions worldwide. They are characterized by an elongated body and a segmented tail that is tipped with a venomous stinger.Most scorpions in the india are not poisonous, Scorpions are commonly thought of as desert animals, but in fact, they inhabit many other habitats as well. These include grasslands and savannahs, deciduous forests, pine forests, rain forest and caves.Most of the scorpions that enter dwellings are not poisonous, their sting is similar to bees or wasps. It’s usually better to assume that they are poisonous if you are unsure.

Remove outdoor harborages e.g. piles of trash, stones, boards, firewood on the ground and the landscape timbers.
Points of entry into buildings, e.g. siding, windows, doors, pipes and wires, should be sealed.
Residual Insecticide Usage: The use of a residual insecticide such as wettable powders (WP) or an encapsulated product, like Lambdastar Ultracap 9.7. They should be applied as a 3 to 10 foot band around the perimeter of the structure, into harborage sites, and/or around potential entry points, such as: around all windows and doors, along baseboards, plumbing, inside closets, and garage and basement areas. Both Demon WP and Cyper WSP are wettable powders, that may leave a visible residue that can be seen against dark surfaces.
Dust Usage: Insecticide dusts should be used in the attic area if that is source of entry.You may apply an insecticide Dust such as D-Fense Dust or Drione Dust with a duster. This dust would be useful in cracks and crevices, wall voids, electrical fittings, around doors and window frames, etc. A convenient duster for dusting the attic area is a garden duster like the Dustin Mizer. It holds one pound of dust that you are able to crank out easily.