The impacts of climate change on Indian agriculture are profound, affecting nearly half of the country's workforce. Erratic rainfall patterns and rising temperatures threaten crop yields, while water scarcity exacerbates the challenges. Farmers face declining incomes and increased vulnerability to extreme weather events. The burning of agricultural residue, which contributes to air pollution, also highlights the need for sustainable waste management solutions. Without immediate action, the sector risks further destabilization, jeopardizing food security and rural livelihoods. However, the adoption of climate-resilient technologies and practices offers a pathway to mitigate these risks and build a more sustainable agricultural ecosystem.