This report provides a comprehensive overview of agile project management, a methodology primarily used in software development. It begins with an executive summary and a table of contents, then introduces the concept of agile, its origins, and its principles. The report traces the history of agile, highlighting its evolution and the key individuals involved. It then delves into the advantages of agile, such as effective handling of change requirements, fault detection, improved performance, iterative product delivery, design flexibility, and quality improvement. The report also acknowledges the disadvantages, including a focus on development over design and potential for increased costs in complex projects. Furthermore, it compares agile with other project methodologies, including traditional models and Scrum. The report also includes success and failure stories and discusses industry applications. The conclusion summarizes the key findings and emphasizes the importance of understanding agile's benefits and drawbacks for effective project management. Finally, the report includes a list of references.