Centre to Launch ₹50 Crore Fisheries Schemes for Northeast States

The Indian government is to unveil fisheries sector schemes worth ₹50 crore for the Northeastern states in an effort to develop local economies and improve fish production. The schemes are part of the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana, which seeks to transform India's fisheries sector by increasing productivity and creating employment opportunities. Investment signifies Centre's commitment towards the development of the Northeast region, with the focus on sustainability and infrastructure in support of the fish farmers and associated communities. 

Source: Press Information BureauThe Indian government is to unveil fisheries sector schemes worth ₹50 crore for the Northeastern states in an effort to develop local economies and improve fish production. The schemes are part of the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana, which seeks to transform India's fisheries sector by increasing productivity and creating employment opportunities. Investment signifies Centre's commitment towards the development of the Northeast region, with the focus on sustainability and infrastructure in support of the fish farmers and associated communities. 

The Indian government is to unveil fisheries sector schemes worth ₹50 crore for the Northeastern states in an effort to develop local economies and improve fish production. The schemes are part of the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana, which seeks to transform India's fisheries sector by increasing productivity and creating employment opportunities. Investment signifies Centre's commitment towards the development of the Northeast region, with the focus on sustainability and infrastructure in support of the fish farmers and associated communities. 

Source: Press Information Bureau