An Overview of India's Sustainable Economy and Agriculture

Abstract Agriculture appoints a large portion of India's workforce and maintains both international trade and food supply of the country. The need for sustainable farming practices has increased dramatically in response to climate change, lack of resources and increased stresses of environmental damage. The idea of "green economy" is important for modernizing agriculture in India. This strategy wants to preserve the environment by promoting economic growth and development. This article examines relations between agriculture and green economy of India, in view of practices, laws and technologies who support permanent farming, increase production and conserve resources. The difficulties, possibilities and tasks of the government's initiative in promoting green infection have also been covered. The study emphasizes how important it is to integrate environmental protection for both farmers and consumers to create a equitable and durable future.