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ABSTRACT The output and productivity of an agricultural land are directly correlated with original natural fertility of the soil and based on geographical nature of the region. The old traditional method of cultivation is slowly altered and modified due to impact of drastic climate change on the agrarian economy. A large amount of money is to be pumped at any moment of time into agricultural land, to withstand and destabilize the effect of climate change on the agricultural sector. The system of implementing investment through five year plans lost its momentum in the present scenario. A new institution gave birth in 2015 in the name of NITI AAYOG to replace the 66 year old planning commission. It caters to the needs of investment in each year according to prevailing circumstances and situations. Investment in the successive years is to be increased or decreased based on last year achievements and short falls. Hence agricultural investment is to be enhanced each year through various central and centrally sponsored schemes to concentrate more on agricultural activities. The present study focus to analyse the pattern, volume and trend of agriculture investment made and implemented in the NITI AAYOG period from 2017 to 2024.