The National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture is an initiative under the National Action Plan on Climate Change aimed at promoting climate-resilient farming practices, soil conservation, and integrated natural resource management across Indian agriculture.
UPSC typically frames questions around this mission by asking candidates to evaluate its effectiveness in mitigating climate-induced risks to small and marginal farmers. Questions often require an analysis of how components like soil health cards and rainfed area development translate into long-term agricultural sustainability, alongside policy bottlenecks in technology adoption.
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