ICAR-Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture (CIFA) is organizing a specialized training program focused on advanced microbiological and molecular techniques for the diagnosis and management of freshwater fish diseases. The program aims to equip participants with cutting-edge skills for enhancing fish health management.
The aquaculture industry is experiencing rapid growth due to the increasing demand for fish and seafood. To meet this demand, farmers need a variety of products to maintain healthy and…
The Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) invites applications from qualified fisheries postgraduates conversant in the vernacular language of the concerned states to be engaged as Quality Control Trainees at…
In an exciting development towards sustainable biotechnology, ICAR-Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (ICAR-CIFT) has teamed up with Bengaluru-based startup Ecogenie Biotech. This partnership aims to revolutionize the production of chitin…
Ludhiana, Punjab : Fish farmers from across Punjab gathered at the College of Fisheries (COF) in Ludhiana for the monthly meeting of the Innovative Fish Farmers Association (IFFA). The meeting…
Ramani Boruah’s story is one of transformation. Before 2022, his fishpond wasn’t producing much. He relied on traditional methods that weren’t very effective. However, everything changed when Ramani participated in…
Navsari, Gujarat: A new integrated farming unit has been established in Sultanpur Village, Navsari District, to benefit local tribal communities. The unit is a joint effort by the ICAR-Navsari Gujarat…
Marine experts are calling for incentives to encourage Indian fishermen to adopt more sustainable fishing practices. They believe this is essential for preserving marine life and securing international recognition for…
Climate change is having a devastating impact on Indian fish workers. As the seas warm, fish are moving further away from the coast. This means that fish workers have to…
The National Conference on Marine Pollution & Ecotoxicology (NCMPE24), scheduled from September 25th to 27th, 2024, in Kochi, Kerala, will gather experts and researchers to tackle the challenges of marine pollution and ecotoxicology. This event aims to foster innovative solutions for marine conservation. Interested participants are invited to contribute to this important dialogue and help protect our oceans for future generations.