Mechanization needs to be encouraged among farm women as in the coming future they will play a significant role in the agriculture sector in India. Currently they are involved in vital but labour-intensive activities in agri-food system of the country. They face myriads of challenges like gender stereotypes, non-availability of ergo-fit tools, lack of awareness, lower skill set, like limited access to land ownership, credit etc. They are also limited by their low mobility and familial responsibilities. Focused research on developing gender friendly tools, increasing awareness, skill upgradation and mitigation of cultural stereotype can enhance women?s involvement in mechanized agriculture. mechanization will not only technologically upgrade but also empower women as leaders in agriculture, by bridging gender disparities, enhancing agricultural productivity, and supporting sustainable rural development.