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Not AvailableClimate change has far serious implications concerning the food and nutritional security of nations like India where agriculture is the backbone of nation's economy and growing population is the biggest reason to worry. Rural India largely depends on its natural resources and farming for earning its livelihood and food security and climate change affects the natural ecosystem progressively. In future, it will be even more difficult to predict occurrences of phenomena such as droughts, floods, cloud bursts, etc. due to climate change. Consequently, farmers must adapt to the changing climate to ensure optimum crop yields and farm income. Farmers in general and small and marginal farmers in particular must enhance the resilience of agriculture to face the upcoming challenges. Transforming agriculture through adoption of climate resilient practices and technologies would be inevitable to stabilize agricultural production and enhance farmer's income.Not Availabl