Dr. Mohd Ashraf Rather 
Pure Salmon Japan can now apply for up to ¥2.6 billion (€14.7 million) towards its processing plant in Tsu — the 10,000-tonne land-based salmon farm already raising its third batch of fish, with first harvests due in February 2028.
Andhra Pradesh now has 213 women-led coastal fisheries cooperatives covering 27,447 women — and Parliament was told what they can claim next: performance grants up to ₹2 crore, 60% assistance, and priority deep-sea fishing passes.
Norway lost 54.9 million farmed salmon in 2025 — yet the industry kept growing. The reason is insurance: a $420 million global market that pays when disease, algal blooms and storms strike. How it works, and what India’s fish farmers can claim under PM-MKSSY.
NOAA opened scoping on letting two scallop permits stack on one boat. Five hearings run 17 Nov-14 Dec 2026; written comments close Monday, 4 January 2027. Here’s how to have your say.
Jharkhand’s Fish Marketing Scheme pays 95% of a ₹15,000 fish-selling kit — up to ₹14,250 — plus 60% of a transport van and ₹1 lakh of aquarium-shop equipment. Here are the exact amounts, who qualifies, and how to apply before FY 2026-27 ends.
Turkiye’s farmed rainbow trout – sold to the world as “Turkish salmon” – earned $95.071 million in a single month, overtaking sea bass and sea bream. Ten-month exports hit $526.2 million, and a $650 million year is now in sight.
B.F.Sc. and M.F.Sc. students admitted through the ICAR All India Quota can get ₹3,000–₹5,000 a month — but the student window closed on 31 October. Institute verification ends Sunday 15 November: check your status now.
Florida Sea Grant has nearly $2 million from NOAA to help marine aquaculture hatcheries rebuild after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Phase 1 applications close Monday, 30 November 2026.
From Chaudhuri and Alikunhi’s 1957 breakthrough to Ovaprim doses and golden mahseer patents — 20 exam-ready MCQs on fish breeding and seed production, with an answer key and explanations for ICAR, ARS and state fisheries exams.
The EU’s biggest fishing deal with a non-EU country expires at midnight on Saturday, 14 November 2026, and no renewal has been announced. Sixty EU vessels must stop fishing in Mauritanian waters — here is what is at stake, and what happens next.