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ICAR-CMFRI Unveils Two New Seer Fish Species Enriching Indian Marine Biodiversity

In a groundbreaking development for marine fisheries, researchers at the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) have identified two additional species of seer fish, a highly coveted high-value marine species. The team, led by Dr. E M Abdussamad, Principal Scientist of ICAR-CMFRI, unveiled the Arabian sparrow seer fish (Scomberomorus avirostrus) as an entirely new discovery […]

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Bengaluru’s Ornamental Fisheries Market Flourishes with Rs 100 Crore Monthly Revenue

Bengaluru’s ornamental fisheries market is experiencing a robust surge, contributing to an impressive monthly revenue of approximately Rs 100 crore, as revealed by the Fisheries Research and Information Centre. Dr. Chethan N, a Fisheries Scientist at Karnataka Animal and Fisheries Sciences University (KAFSU), noted a significant 15-20 percent growth in the business over the last […]

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Ladakh’s Fisheries Flourish: Inspiring Tales of Success Illuminate the Region’s Fish Farming Landscape

In a remarkable acknowledgment of achievements in the fisheries domain, the National Fisheries Development Board has showcased the success stories of Amina Bano and Muhammad Ilyas, two pioneering fish farmers from Ladakh’s Drass sub-division. Ranked at 51 and 52, their narratives underscore their invaluable contributions to India’s thriving fisheries sector. Muhammad Ilyas, a resident of […]

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Lobster: The Culinary Cinderella – From ‘Poor Man’s Chicken’ to Gourmet Royalty

From Humble Origins to Culinary Royalty: Unraveling the Fascinating Tale of Lobster’s Rise In the realm of exquisite seafood, lobster has ascended to become the epitome of gourmet indulgence. However, delving into the intriguing history of this delectable crustacean unveils a surprising revelation – lobsters were once labeled the ‘poor man’s chicken,’ associated with modest […]

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Boosting Marine Conservation: Project Dolphin Takes Center Stage

In a significant move to safeguard marine mammals within the Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve, the state government has unveiled “Project Dolphin.” The initiative comes in response to reports of various dolphin species washing ashore, highlighting the vulnerability of cetaceans along the Indian coast. Species like Indian Ocean Humpback Dolphins and Indo-Pacific Finless Porpoises, among […]

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Goa’s Culinary Mandate: ‘Fish Curry-Rice’ Now a Must on Beach Shack Menus

In a flavorful move to celebrate Goan cuisine and culture, the Goa Government has introduced a mandatory inclusion on beach shack menus – ‘Fish Curry-Rice.’ Following the recent approval of the Shack Policy, Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte declared the government’s directive to ensure that beach shacks not only display but also serve this quintessential Goan […]

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Prawn Boom Threatens Bhitarkanika: Odisha’s Fishing Frenzy Raises Environmental Alarms

Odisha’s vigorous promotion of fish farming has led to a surge in prawn gherries covering over 15,000 hectares in Kendrapara district, posing a grave threat to the delicate Bhitarkanika wetland. Concerns arise as toxic chemicals discharged by these gherries flow into the sea, jeopardizing the lush cover and wildlife habitat in the ecologically sensitive Bhitarkanika […]

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Japanese Innovation Revolutionizes Trout Farming in Himachal Pradesh: A Sustainable Aquaculture Leap

In a groundbreaking development, Japanese technology is poised to revolutionize trout fish farming at the Indo-Norway Trout Fish Farm in Patlikuhal, Kullu district. The introduction of Japan’s “recirculating aquaculture system” promises to quadruple fish production while efficiently conserving water and space. This innovative system recycles and filters water from the fish farming tanks, enabling its […]

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India’s Bold Ambition: Doubling Seafood Value Addition by 2030 to Triumph Over Global Rivals

“India’s Bold Ambition: Doubling Seafood Value Addition by 2030 to Triumph Over Global Rivals In a strategic move to counter growing competition from nations like Thailand, Vietnam, and China, the Marine Products Exports Development Authority of India (Mpeda) is gearing up to double the share of value-added seafood products over the next seven years. Currently […]

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