India Focuses on Promoting Indigenous Fish Species for Sustainable Aquaculture
The Indian government is prioritizing the promotion of indigenous fish species in aquaculture to boost sustainability, food security, and local economies. With over 2800 native species, the country plans to enhance aquaculture productivity and biodiversity through schemes like Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana. Selected species include fringed-lipped carp and Asian seabass, among others, reflecting both ecological and cultural significance.
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