The article "Privatization of Agricultural Extension in India" explores the dynamics, strategies, and implications of transitioning extension services from the public to the private sector. Beginning with an introduction to the concept, it delves into various strategies employed, including reorienting public sector functions, encouraging institutional pluralism, and enhancing client-oriented services. Factors influencing privatization, such as information commercialization, mechanism of information transfer, infrastructure development etc, are thoroughly examined. The article elucidates the advantages of privatization, such as increased efficiency and innovation, alongside its disadvantages, including concerns about equitable access and potential commercialization. Through a comprehensive analysis, this article sheds light on the complex landscape of agricultural extension privatization in India, culminating in a conclusion that emphasizes the need for careful governance and stakeholder collaboration to harness its potential benefits while mitigating risks.