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Uttarakhand Wins Best State Award In Fisheries Development
Uttarakhand awarded the Best State in the category of the Himalayan and North-Eastern States for its remarkable achievements and innovative initiatives in fisheries development.
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Goa Mulls Levying Fee On Trucks Carrying Fish Outside State
In a bid to ensure better availability of good quality fish in the local markets, the Goa government is mulling to impose tax on the trucks carrying fish for sale outside the state.
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8 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
Eight fishermen were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy on charges of fishing in the island nation's territorial waters.
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No Water Sports During BRICS Summit In Goa
Goa government has directed water sports activites in a stretch in Southern part of the state to be stopped during forthcoming BRICS summit as part of the security preparedness.
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Goa MLA Opposes Fisheries Department Ban On Fishing Using LED
Goa Vikas Party legislator, Fransisco 'Miccky' Pacheco on Tuesday questioned the "rationale" behind state Fisheries Department banning fishing using LED lights.
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Gujarat Team To Get Back Fishing Boats From Pakistan
A team from Gujarat is likely to leave for Pakistan next week to facilitate the bringing back of 22 Indian fishing boats intercepted and captured by its marine security agency.
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Cell Phones are Saving Odisha Fishermen's Lives, Boosting Their Income
A fisherman's son and now a fisherman himself, Kulamani Tarai knows all too well that while the sea has provided sustenance to his family for generations, it can also be a cruel and deadly place.
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37 Fishermen Return Home After Being Released by Sri Lanka
Thirty seven fishermen who were arrested in two batches by the Sri Lankan Navy while fishing near Katchateevu recently were brought to Mandapam in Rameswaram after a court in Sri Lanka ordered their release.
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29 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Arrested by Sri Lankan Navy
Sri Lankan Naval personnel arrested 29 fishermen from here while they were fishing near Katchatheevu and allegedly damaged fishing nets, a fisheries department official today said.
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Two fishermen dumped by Pak agency reach coast after 3 days
Two Indian fishermen, who were allegedly "dumped" by Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in mid-sea, near the International Maritime Boundary (IMB), on Wednesday reached Okha, a Gujarat Fisheries department official said.
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Heavy rains lash south Kerala, train services disrupted
Heavy rains lashing south Kerala and the adjoining Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu claimed one life and disrupted train traffic in Nagarcoil-Tirunelveli-Thiruvananthapuram sections due to landslips blocking tracks.Kerala capital had been battered by heavy downpour since the wee hours today, bringing low-lying areas under water and throwing up tr...
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Uttarakhand Wins Best State Award In Fisheries Development
Uttarakhand awarded the Best State in the category of the Himalayan and North-Eastern States for its remarkable achievements and innovative initiatives in fisheries development.
-
Goa Mulls Levying Fee On Trucks Carrying Fish Outside State
In a bid to ensure better availability of good quality fish in the local markets, the Goa government is mulling to impose tax on the trucks carrying fish for sale outside the state.
-
8 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
Eight fishermen were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy on charges of fishing in the island nation's territorial waters.
-
No Water Sports During BRICS Summit In Goa
Goa government has directed water sports activites in a stretch in Southern part of the state to be stopped during forthcoming BRICS summit as part of the security preparedness.
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Goa MLA Opposes Fisheries Department Ban On Fishing Using LED
Goa Vikas Party legislator, Fransisco 'Miccky' Pacheco on Tuesday questioned the "rationale" behind state Fisheries Department banning fishing using LED lights.
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Gujarat Team To Get Back Fishing Boats From Pakistan
A team from Gujarat is likely to leave for Pakistan next week to facilitate the bringing back of 22 Indian fishing boats intercepted and captured by its marine security agency.
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Cell Phones are Saving Odisha Fishermen's Lives, Boosting Their Income
A fisherman's son and now a fisherman himself, Kulamani Tarai knows all too well that while the sea has provided sustenance to his family for generations, it can also be a cruel and deadly place.
-
37 Fishermen Return Home After Being Released by Sri Lanka
Thirty seven fishermen who were arrested in two batches by the Sri Lankan Navy while fishing near Katchateevu recently were brought to Mandapam in Rameswaram after a court in Sri Lanka ordered their release.
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29 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Arrested by Sri Lankan Navy
Sri Lankan Naval personnel arrested 29 fishermen from here while they were fishing near Katchatheevu and allegedly damaged fishing nets, a fisheries department official today said.
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Two fishermen dumped by Pak agency reach coast after 3 days
Two Indian fishermen, who were allegedly "dumped" by Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in mid-sea, near the International Maritime Boundary (IMB), on Wednesday reached Okha, a Gujarat Fisheries department official said.
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Heavy rains lash south Kerala, train services disrupted
Heavy rains lashing south Kerala and the adjoining Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu claimed one life and disrupted train traffic in Nagarcoil-Tirunelveli-Thiruvananthapuram sections due to landslips blocking tracks.Kerala capital had been battered by heavy downpour since the wee hours today, bringing low-lying areas under water and throwing up tr...
