ICAR-CMFRI is conducting a walk-in interview for the position of Young Professional II on 20.09.2024. The role, associated with the Genetic and Genomic Tools project, offers a temporary one-year appointment…
In a frightening incident on Sunday, a fishing boat named Al Khairat caught fire mid-sea while preparing to return from a day of fishing. Fortunately, all 45 fishers aboard the…
Chennai is set to strengthen its ornamental fish trade with the establishment of a new trade centre in Kolathur. Spread over 3.93 acres in Siva Sakthi Colony, this upcoming facility…
UNSW offering a unique opportunity for students to participate in a new project that combines ocean data collection using novel ocean sensors. This collaboration is with Marine Rangers of the…
Dhaka has officially banned the export of Padma hilsa fish to India, casting a shadow over Durga Puja celebrations, particularly in West Bengal. The previous government, under former Prime Minister…
Fish markets play a crucial role in providing fresh seafood to local communities, supporting the livelihoods of fishermen and vendors. They serve as essential hubs for the distribution of a…
ICAR-CIFRI organized an impactful Awareness Programme in Joygopalpur, Basanti, within the Sundarbans region. This initiative aimed at fostering self-reliance among the rural tribal communities of the Sundarbans. The programme saw…
Union Minister Shri Rajiv Ranjan Singh emphasized the fisheries sector’s crucial role in the Indian economy, reporting a robust growth rate of 9%. This growth is seen as essential for…
This workshop provides essential hands-on experience in cultivating and enriching live feeds, which are crucial for enhancing the growth and health of aquaculture species. Participants will gain practical skills directly applicable to advancing aquaculture practices and research.
The ICAR-National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources (ICAR-NBFGR), Lucknow, has been honored with the prestigious National Award for e-Governance 2024 (Silver) for its National Surveillance Programme for Aquatic Animal Diseases…