"we are located in the city of birth place of Lord Krishna and near Tajmahal"
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The institute is located at the bank of holi river Yamuna, near Farah town in Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh (27.100N, 78.020 E and 169.2 m above MSL), at National Highway No. 2. Farah town is, approx. 165 Kms far from Delhi towards Agra on NH2. The Institute is situated 22 Kms far from Mathura towards Agra side and 32 Kms from Agra at the Highway no 2. Agra and Mathura cities are well connected with rail and road from Delhi. The railway station at Farah is small one. Few passenger trains and Agra-New Delhi intercity stop here. The state transport buses for Agra ply from Sarai Kale Khan State Bus terminus at New Delhi. Agra is also connected through air.

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    CIRG works at the interface of scientific livestock rearing and alleviation of poverty using modern goat production technologies and animal husbandry practices.
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CIRG receives prestigious Sardar Patel ICAR Outstanding Institute Award-2010



Annual Scientist Meet of AICRP on Goat Improvement successfully completed at Bikaner on Aug. 5, 2011

Aug 12, 2011, Prof(Dr) M J. Modayil, Chairman ASRB, appreciates CIRG work culture, mindset, output and impacts.

Aug 14, 2011, Mr Chaman Kumar, Additional Secretary and FA, ICAR/DARE compliments working and highlevel of commitement/ dedications of CIRG scientists to the research work
Goat Gamble, a must read article published in Down to Earth


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