Advancement in Prospects of Integrated Agriculture: New Era of Sustainable Rural Livelihood

India is an agricultural country and “agriculture is the main pillar of the national economy, plays the most major role in the socio-economic sphere of the country”. In agriculture, Indian farmers face different problems. Out of which water is one of them. Water is a fundamental input into agriculture and has a decisive impact on almost all aspects of it. India is facing chronic water shortages as a result of insufficient water supply management system and climate change. Indian agriculture requires 90% ground water but that requirement is not fulfilled due to rapid groundwater depletion and poor irrigation systems. Improvements in handling of water resources integrated approach of farming are very important. In this study we discuss about the water problems of Indian agriculture and how we can achieve sustainable agriculture through Integrated farming system.