Dairy, Livestock & Fisheries

West Bengal plans to strengthen its fisheries and aquaculture sector through reservoir development, modern technologies, better infrastructure, export promotion and stronger support for fishers and fish farmers.

Prof. Abhijit Mitra discusses the future of India’s livestock sector, highlighting farmer net income, animal productivity, lifetime performance, genomics and better veterinary services.

A healthy Badri female calf born through OPU-IVF technology in Uttarakhand marks a major step towards faster multiplication, conservation and genetic improvement of the State’s indigenous cattle breed.

India is pushing for an integrated approach to its coastline, balancing fisheries, marine ecosystems, coastal security, technology and the livelihoods of coastal communities.

India is expanding technology-driven aquaculture, with RAS and Biofloc systems supporting resource-efficient fish farming, high-value production and seafood export opportunities.

Reliance Consumer Products has entered India’s ice cream market with Bombay Creamery, offering dairy ice creams starting at Rs 10 and planning a wider national rollout.

Puducherry has launched fisheries infrastructure projects worth Rs 36.49 crore to strengthen the fisheries value chain, support coastal communities and create new livelihood opportunities.

Mission Rangeen Machhli 2031 will provide a strategic framework to strengthen India’s ornamental fisheries through scientific management, biosecurity, quality standards and better market access.

India and Seychelles have agreed to deepen cooperation in fisheries, aquaculture and the blue economy through sustainable marine resource management, technology, research and capacity building.

Assam records the birth of the world’s first IVF-born female calf of the indigenous Lakhimi cattle breed, marking a milestone in livestock biotechnology and breed conservation.