Asthma poses significant challenges in pediatric care, particularly in resource-limited settings. The Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) 2024 guidelines represents a crucial step forward in addressing these challenges. This review critically evaluates the guidelines, focusing on their implementation and impact in developing countries like India. There have been certain key updates including a revised diagnostic flow chart and emphasis on alternative tools like peak flow meters. Challenges related to bronchodilator reversibility and interpreting FEV1/FVC are also explored. The article further addresses the implications of bronchial provocation testing in pediatric asthma. Detailed insights into cough-variant asthma highlight its rising recognition and management strategies. The GINA 2024 guidelines reflect updated criteria for commencing a particular step of therapy, aiming to optimize management and outcomes in pediatric asthma care. The guidelines have updated the role of allergen immunotherapy in pediatric asthma based on emerging evidence of efficacy and safety. Overall, the GINA 2024 guidelines offer a realistic approach to pediatric asthma care, with a potential for broader applications pending further research and adaptation.