Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, India managed to maintain a trade surplus in agricultural products, with exports reaching Rs. 2.74 lakh crore from April 2020 to February 2021, an 18.49% increase from the previous year. The exports of several commodities, including wheat, other cereals, rice (non-Basmati), soya meal, spices, sugar, raw cotton, fresh and processed vegetables, and alcoholic beverages, saw significant growth. Wheat exports alone experienced a 727% increase, and non-Basmati rice exports surged by 132% as India tapped into new markets. Additionally, imports of agricultural and allied commodities slightly increased by 2.93% during the same period, leading to a favorable balance of trade in agriculture.