The impacts of climate change on Indian agriculture are severe, with over 14% of the country's sown area affected by extreme weather events. Vulnerable regions face risks such as floods, droughts, and heatwaves, which threaten both crop production and livestock. Declining soil health, increased reliance on chemical fertilisers, and air pollution-related crop damage exacerbate the crisis. The economic consequences are significant, with losses in agricultural output, rising food prices, and increased financial strain on farmers. The report also highlights the vulnerability of 40% of India's livestock population and the exposure of 45% of crop-producing land to flood risks.