National News 2026-08-07

K.R. Mangalam University Signs MoU with AGAATE | Anzix Farm Technologies to Strengthen Industry- academia collaboration

Vijay Gaur Channel Head - Delhi

The School of Agricultural Sciences (SOAS), K.R. Mangalam University (KRMU), Gurugram, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with AGAATE (Anzix Farm Technologies )to promote industry-academia collaboration and foster innovation, research, experiential learning, and skill development in the field of agriculture.
Prof (Dr.) Anil Kumar Saini, Vice Chancellor of K R Mangalam University remarked that the MoU marks another significant milestone in the uninversity through School of Agricultural Sciences' efforts to build strong industry linkages and create opportunities that enhance employability, research, and innovation while contributing to the advancement of sustainable agriculture and agribusiness for the benefit of nation and farming communities.

The MoU was formally signed by Dr. Rahul Sharma, Registrar, K.R. Mangalam University, and Mr. Ankit Rawat, CEO & Founder of AGAATE signifying a shared commitment to bridging the gap between academia and the agricultural industry through collaborative initiatives.

The signing ceremony was graced by Dr. J. S. Yadav, Dean, School of Agricultural Sciences, along with Dr. Agnibha Sinha and Dr. Anjali Tomar, Assistant Professor, School of Agricultural Sciences, who witnessed the occasion and reaffirmed the University's vision of strengthening industry partnerships for academic excellence. Ms. Chanchala Shukla, Co-founder and chief Agronomist of AGAATE was also present, representing the organization's commitment to supporting innovation and sustainable agricultural development.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Rahul Sharma highlighted that the University continuously strives to establish meaningful collaborations with leading organizations to provide students with practical exposure, industry insights, and opportunities for professional growth.

Mr. Ankit Rawat expressed his enthusiasm about partnering with School of Agricultural Sciences, K.R. Mangalam University and stated that the collaboration would create a strong platform for nurturing future-ready agricultural professionals through innovation, technology, and hands-on learning.

Dr. J. S. Yadav, Dean, School of Agricultural Sciences, remarked that the collaboration reflects the School's commitment to integrating academic learning with industry expertise, enabling students to acquire practical skills and remain competitive in the rapidly evolving agricultural sector.