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Agriculture is known for the most prominent aspects that is much recognized by our Indian economy. It is considered to be very important sector because it provides sustainable life to half the population. Since most of the people are dependent on agriculture sector because it not only focusses on providing income to the people but also considers various other factors such as raw material requirements that is needed for production activities, provides a platform to market the industrial products, employment opportunities and providing food grains as to satisfy the entire population needs. In the years between 2019-2020, there was a record that hits to 291.95 million tones which was estimated as the total production of food grains in the country. By the year 2030, the demand for food grains would be increased which was predicted by the Indian Council of Agriculture Research. But sometimes they might be a downfall with the changes in the agriculture production patterns. This is the place where the climate change plays really important role on deciding the positive or the negative results that may cause fluctuation in the movements of agriculture practices. Agriculture is also considered to be a main source that leads in greenhouse gas emission by contributing to the changes in terms of climate plus with greenhouse effect. Changes in the climate has created fluctuation in the agriculture production which might gradually end up as a challenge in the food insecurity in the near future. So therefore, this paper fully focuses on how climatic changes has impacted the agriculture production patterns, focusing on the factors that can influence the climate change which can be a major reason for food insecurity and analysis of policies that our implemented to cope with the challenges of climate change in order to bring in positive change in the economy.