Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Matsya Sampada Scheme scheduled safety kits — gloves, shoes, headgear, finger cotton and masks — for women fishers at Mumbai’s Sassoon Dock on 28 October 2026. Here is what was in the kit, who was there, and what fishers should do next.
Norway’s Institute of Marine Research in Bergen seeks a quantitative research scientist for stock-assessment method development. PhD plus R/TMB skills required, full-time and permanent — and applications close 8 November 2026. Here are the exact requirements, the offer, and how to apply.
The shrimp farming and cage culture training that opened in Sri Vijaya Puram heads north: a similar ICAR-CIBA programme runs at Diglipur, North and Middle Andaman, from 2 to 4 November 2026. Here is what it covers, how it differs from batch 1, and the five questions to ask before you travel.
Stirling’s £2.4M, 4-year project tackles antibiotic resistance in Vietnam’s pangasius farms — with farmers, not just for them. Here’s what it means for fish farmers everywhere.
Kerala’s Chief Minister has promised a house for every homeless fisherfolk family and begun handing subsidised e-scooters to women fish vendors. Here is what is announced, what is already moving, and what is still only a promise.
James Cook University’s new five-year Next-Gen Tropical Aquaculture hub pairs sensors, drones, AI and genomics with real farms — ARC puts in A$4.863m of the A$10m.
Khyber Aquaculture’s FSSAI licence clears packaged Himalayan trout — Supreme Fillets, trout steaks, a 3.2 kg chef pack, and a first Srinagar store on the way.
The UK’s LEAPFISH 2024 release maps 694,059 tonnes worth £981.7m onto tiny sea grid cells — and shows pelagic trawls taking 68% of the weight on under 1% of the effort.
National Scholarship Portal applications for 2026-27 close on 31 October 2026. Fisheries students can claim up to ₹50,000 a year under AICTE schemes or ₹12,000–₹20,000 under the Central Sector Scheme — here is exactly which scheme fits you and how to apply before the window shuts.
Northern Ireland’s Marine Environment and Fisheries Fund offers £3.05m for fishing, aquaculture and marine projects — but every project must be finished and claimed by 31 March 2027. Here are the six themes and how to apply.