The ICAR has told the plan how the production of fish in India will be doubled when
Fishery is becoming a special business in India. In this regard, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Deputy Director General JK Jena said that by 2047, India has the ability to increase fish production from 18 million tonnes to 40 million tonnes. Jena has made it clear that the target of 40 million tonnes is showing India’s huge capacity and that there is no urgent need. He mentioned the strong growth of the region, which is currently 9 percent annually, which is the world average 2.5 percent and more than 4 percent of China. At the same time, India is faster than 6 percent in the last four decades.
The influence of new ideas in fisheries wealth
Credit for this increase goes to the rising investment, scientific progress and auxiliary government policies. Zena has highlighted the availability of 50 different fish seed species, which only corps are available, which offer different bound options. He also suggested the positive impact of technically qualified people who enter the field with new ideas.
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Fishing areas grow
He said that the production of current 4 million tonnes of sea fisheries could be expanded to 5.3 million tonnes through better recognition of new techniques and fishing areas. Deep marine resources, 2 million tonnes, are mainly low -cost fish, which require special factory ships to catch.
Demand for permission for fisheries in cage
Jenna emphasized that India produces a better price tuna, but its quality is often declining until it reaches the shore, which reduces prices. At the same time, processing in the ship can solve this problem. He also spoke about allowing him to follow in a cage in deep water, which is a very large potential area. Especially away from the Andaman coast, for which the government is developing a policy.
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