In a recent development, a parliamentary panel in India has suggested extending PM-Kisan benefits to farm labourers, recognizing their significant contribution to the agricultural sector. The panel has put forth the idea of renaming the agriculture ministry to incorporate farm labourers and has proposed measures to tackle challenges such as stubble burning. It has recommended providing financial aid and creating markets for crop residue to promote fair growth and long-term sustainability in agriculture. These suggestions aim to address key issues faced by farmers and labourers in the country and enhance the overall efficiency of the agricultural system. By offering incentives to manage paddy stubble and ensuring minimum support price (MSP) for all organic crops, the panel envisions a more inclusive and prosperous future for the agricultural community in India. This move highlights the government’s commitment to the welfare of farmers and labourers and underscores the importance of their role in driving the nation’s economy. The proposed recommendations are poised to bring about positive changes in the agricultural landscape, fostering growth and development in the sector.