Malathion 57EC, Dimilin 25WP and Atabron 5EC were tested for their efficacy against Piesmopoda obliquifasciella in the field. Trials were conducted in randomized complete block design with three replications. Malathion @ 0.05%, 0.1% and 0.2% gave 58.32, 78.52 and 82.59% and 71.2, 86.49 and 87.50% mortality after 24 hours and two weeks of spray, respectively against zero percent natural mortality (corrected mortality after Henderson and Tilton’s formula) Dimilin caused 47.29, 66.94% and 84.54, 88.14% mortality after one and two weeks of spray at 0.025 and 0.05% concentrations, respectively. Similarly 58.16, 73.17% and 80.38, 89.36% mortality was recorded against Atabron at 0.025 and 0.05% concentrations after one and two weeks of treatment against zero percent natural mortality. On the basis of these findings, Malathion @ 0.1%, Dimilin and Atabron @ 0.05% concentrations are suggested for effective and timely control of P. obliquifasciella. Key words: Piesmopoda obliquifasciella, Amaltas leaf stitcher, Malathion, Dimilin, Atabron