For serving the interests of the farming community, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, under the "Innovation in Technology Dissemination" component of National Agricultural Technology Project (NATP), has allocated a sum of Rs. 1482 million. Under this component, a series of strategic investments are made to introduce programmes and institutional adjustment at national, state, district, block and village level and operational changes in the methodology in which the extension workers are trained, interact with farmers and communities, communicate information and coordinate with the private sector.
As a part of this strategy, Agricultural Technology Information Centres (ATIC) are established in 40 centres located in ICAR Institutes, Central Agricultural Universities and State Agricultural Universities for serving the farming community on a 'single window system' concept.
Agricultural Technology Information Centre (ATIC) services were formally initiated on 3 January 2020. The Centre provides information on agricultural technologies in addition to providing other inputs like seeds, plant materials, fish products etc. including advisory services through single window system. The ATIC is intended to providing formal management mechanism between the scientists and technology users.
The ATIC building is well furnished with visitors seating arrangements with reading material like flyers, booklets, brochures and leaflets.
Well furnished conference hall with seating arrangements for 50 members.
A magnificent and a large collection of fish species is displayed for educational and research purpose.
Sale counter is at the entrance of ATIC.
Dr. Ashok Chhetri
Mobile : 7085857595