Climate Change Reshapes Indian Agriculture

Climate change is making it harder for farmers in India to grow crops.

The weather is becoming more extreme, with heatwaves, floods, and unusual rainfall.

This is causing problems like lower crop yields, more pests, and damaged soil.

Farmers are trying to adapt by growing different crops that need less water and using new technologies to help them.

The government is also encouraging farmers to diversify their crops to reduce the reliance on rice and wheat, which are water-intensive and contribute to high storage costs.

This shift is important for the environment, the economy, and ensuring that farmers can continue to make a living.