Marine reform: Centre notifies new deep-sea fishing rules; bans foreign vessels, empowers cooperatives – what changes for Indian fishers?
New rules for deep-sea fishing in India’s Exclusive Economic Zone are now in effect. These rules prioritize fishermen cooperatives and small-scale fishers. Foreign vessels are banned from Indian waters. The government aims to boost high-value tuna fishing and expand opportunities in the marine fisheries sector. Digital transparency and sustainable practices are key features of this policy shift.🕒 1 min read
New rules for deep-sea fishing in India’s Exclusive Economic Zone are now in effect. These rules prioritize fishermen cooperatives and small-scale fishers. Foreign vessels are banned from Indian waters. The government aims to boost high-value tuna fishing and expand opportunities in the marine fisheries sector. Digital transparency and sustainable practices are key features of this policy shift.
Continue Reading
-
As Bride Who Was Shot Fights for Life, Father Worries: “Who Will Marry Her?”
- 10 Best On-line casino Real money Websites inside the United states of america for 2025
- Sonu Sood Meets Abhijot Singh, Boy With Kidney Disorder, After NDTV Campaign
- Updated IPL 2026 Points Table After Rajasthan Royals Hammer Mumbai Indians By 27 Runs
- India-US deal: Trump’s tariff threats an act of ‘arm-twisting’; UK pact a ‘trendsetter’
- Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado Dedicates Award To Trump
- After 2019 Tour Of India, I Felt I Would Never Play Tests Here: Senuran Muthusamy
-
‘They can’t read him’: Wasim Akram laments Pakistan’s collapse vs India
-
Mother’s Day Menus Across India: The Best Places to Take Mum Out This Sunday
- Noida International Airport Likely To Connect These 10 Destinations
