In the era of modern industrialization, we are forgetting the necessity and importance of agriculture.

Have a look on the table below and decide if this trend would continue, what would happen after 5 years (food crisis?) 

Product	Areas sown in the current year (in Lakh ha)	Areas sown in the previous year (in Lakh ha)	% Change over previous year
Wheat	276.89	282.14	-1.86%
winter rice	21.49	21.74	-1.15%
Coarse cereals	67.87	70.4	-3.59%
Barley	7.57	not available
Maize	10.35	not available
Rabi oilseeds	89.3	97.01	-7.95%
Mustard/rapeseed	59.81	66.68	-10.30%
Rabi pulses	133.28	138.99	-4.11%
Gram coverage	80.27	83.72	-4.12%
Total ( Barley and Maize not taken in total)	728.91	760.68	-4.18%

Food security risk rises as agricultural sown areas decline, prompting urgent policy attention to avert shortages. Declining area under cultivation is recorded for key crops-wheat, winter rice, coarse cereals, rabi oilseeds, mustard/rapeseed, rabi pulses and gram-yielding an aggregate reported reduction in sown area of approximately four percent. The data include missing entries for barley and maize and indicate reduced cropping coverage this year relative to the prior year, raising concerns about domestic food availability and the need for policy focus on agricultural land use and sowing trends to mitigate food security risks.