The Union Cabinet of India recently approved seven new agricultural schemes with a total financial outlay of nearly Rs 14,000 crore, aimed at advancing the agriculture and allied sectors. These schemes are focused on boosting agricultural research, digitalization, climate resilience, livestock development, and sustainable horticulture. The paper explores the objectives, strategies, and anticipated outcomes of these schemes, highlighting their potential impact on enhancing the agriculture sector’s efficiency, climate adaptability, and farmer income. Special attention is given to the role of technology in promoting digital agriculture, optimizingre source management, and improving productivity. This study aims to understand the schemes' contributions to making Indian agriculture more sustainable and resilient in light of global climate challenges.