The rising number of farmer suicides can be traced to a complex set of causes, with financial strain being one of the most significant factors. Many farmers face crushing debt from loans taken for seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation, often exacerbated by crop failures due to unpredictable weather patterns, poor soil conditions, and inadequate infrastructure. Additionally, the lack of proper support systems, such as timely access to government subsidies, crop insurance, and credit, leaves farmers vulnerable when their livelihoods are threatened. Social pressures, including the stigma around failure and the inability to provide for their families, further intensify the emotional toll. The cycle of poverty, poor mental health, and limited access to resources continues to push farmers into despair, contributing to the tragic phenomenon of farmer suicides.