India's agriculture sector is not only vital for domestic food security but also holds significant potential in the global export market. With its diverse agro-climatic zones, vast production base, and a growing emphasis on value-added products, India has emerged as a leading exporter of commodities like rice, spices, tea, marine products, and increasingly, organic and processed foods. This article explores the evolving landscape of agricultural exports from India, highlighting key commodities, emerging trends such as organic produce and milletbased superfoods, and the role of government initiatives like the Agriculture Export Policy (2018), APEDA support, and District Export Hubs. It also presents success stories of farmers and farmer-producer organizations (FPOs) leveraging global markets. With the right combination of policy support, capacity building, and market intelligence, India?s agricultural sector can transform into a powerful driver of rural prosperity and sustainable development through exports.