M.J.S.L. Naga Durga, M. K. Dara, Dr. V. K. Choudhary Climate cahnge, agriculture, India, food security 39-43 Volume 2 (3) Coming soon May,2026 Climate change is emerging as one of the greatest challenges facing Indian agriculture. While subsidies remain important, long-term agricultural sustainability requires investments in resilience-building measures. Climate-smart agriculture, water management, crop diversification, digital technologies, and crop insurance can help farmers adapt to increasing climate risks. Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) and collective action can strengthen farmersand#39; capacity to withstand climatic and market shocks. Building resilience today is essential for ensuring food security, farmer welfare, and sustainable agricultural growth in the future.