Technology has played a crucial role in transforming the agricultural sector in India. The sector has experienced several technological advancements in recent years, which have contributed to increasing agricultural productivity and efficiency. Some of the recent technological advancements in the agriculture sector in India are:

• Use of drones in farming practices to take images of crops, collect data and monitor soil health.
• Implementation of precision farming techniques to optimize crop yields and reduce wastage.
• Use of genetically modified crops to improve crop yields and resistance to pests and diseases.
• Introduction of IoT-based devices to monitor soil moisture, temperature, and humidity, enabling better crop management and protection.
• Adoption of cloud-based software for managing farm data, crop lifecycle and pest management.

The impact of these technological advancements has been significant on the Indian economy, including:

• Increased agricultural yields and productivity, which has resulted in better crop output and higher incomes for farmers.
• Improved supply chain management, reduced wastage and better pricing through smart contracts between farmers and buyers.
• Access to real-time data and analytics, leading to better decision-making and risk management for farmers and other stakeholders.
• Empowering rural communities with access to information and knowledge through mobile applications and digital platforms.

Overall, technology has emerged as a game-changer in the Indian agricultural sector, enabling it to become more efficient, productive and competitive on the global stage.