Dr. Mohd Ashraf Rather 
EMship, the Erasmus Mundus joint master in advanced design of sustainable ships and offshore structures, has opened applications for 2027–28 across 7 European universities. Scholarship-track applications close 31 January 2027 — here are the deadlines, eligibility, fees and documents.
Manipur University has secured an approximately ₹4-crore PMMSY project to breed indigenous fish like Pengba, as the state faces a 19,500-tonne annual fish shortfall. Here is what the project does, what it does not promise yet, and what farmers should do next.
Africa’s biggest fisheries jobs push targets 242,000 jobs for women and young people and $100 million more fish trade by 2028 — but a new safeguarding report warns growth alone will not protect the women doing most of the work.
Two cyclones in a week pushed boat insurance to the top of Andhra Pradesh’s agenda: the Deputy CM has ordered proposals, and boat owners have taken the demand to the Centre. What is real, and what is not yet a scheme.
Sanriku ports landed 4,274 tonnes of fresh flying squid through 29 October — 2.7 times last year — but scientists warn the stock is still fragile. What the rebound really means.
CIBA has unveiled a deboning technique for milkfish — removing the tiny bones that kept this cheap, hardy fish off Indian plates, and opening the door to boneless ready-to-cook products.
Tamil Nadu overtakes Gujarat as India’s top marine fish state in CMFRI’s 2025 estimates: 3.57 million tonnes landed, worth ₹97,702 crore at retail. Full state and species breakdown inside.
NOAA’s Davidson Fellowship funds two years of collaborative estuary research at one of 30 US reserves — up to $120,000 per project. Applications close 7 December 2026. Check the citizenship rule first: it is US citizens and permanent residents only.
PM-MKSSY’s performance grant pays fisheries microenterprises up to ₹45 lakh for safety and quality upgrades — here’s who qualifies, the exact grant table, and how to apply via NFDP.
20 exam-ready coral reef MCQs with answers and explanations — from bleaching and the GCRMN 14% loss figure to the Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Triangle.