India Launches First Open-Sea Marine Fish Farming Project
On 18th January 2026, India took a major step towards harnessing its ocean-based economic potential with the launch of the country’s first open-sea marine fish farming project in the Andaman Sea.
Key Points
- Blue Economy Milestone: The initiative marks a significant milestone in India’s Blue Economy journey, aligned with the vision of Prime Minister to unlock the economic potential of marine resources.
- Regional Maritime Potential: India’s western, southern, and eastern coastlines possess distinct ecological and economic characteristics, each capable of contributing uniquely to national development.
- Implementing Agencies: The project is being implemented through collaboration between the Ministry of Earth Sciences, its technical ....
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