Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on October 16, 2025, chaired a high-level review meeting aimed at transforming the country’s network of Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) into stronger, more efficient institutions dedicated to farmer welfare.

Speaking at Krishi Bhavan, Chouhan emphasised that while India currently has 731 KVKs, the focus must now shift from mere expansion to empowerment and efficiency. “These centres are our frontline warriors in taking agricultural technology to small farmers,” he said.

The minister outlined an ambitious roadmap for KVKs, positioning them as key implementers of government schemes and farmer-centric programmes. He directed officials to ensure these institutions become hubs for promoting integrated farming practices and natural agriculture th

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