India's agricultural production has achieved a record 357 million tonnes for the 2024-25 season, an increase of 25 million tonnes from the previous year, as announced by Manoj Sinha, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking at the national summit on 'Sustainable & Climate Resilient Agroecosystems', Sinha urged stakeholders to focus on building climate resilience in agriculture. He highlighted the importance of science-led, farmer-focused transformations and the need for policies that support climate-resilient crops. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, India's horticulture output also reached 362 million tonnes, reflecting a shift towards high-value crop diversification. Sinha pointed out the urgent need for action against climate impacts, which have intensified due to extreme weather events. He outlined seven priorities for climate-resilient agriculture, including farmer-led research, climate-responsive insurance, and safeguarding traditional seeds. Additionally, he called for banks to prioritize sustainable agricultural financing and for innovations to meet real-world needs. Sinha emphasized that farmers are not just producers but custodians of tradition and food security, deserving real-time climate guidance and support.