Government says fisheries exports touched an all-time high of ₹73,890 crore while PMMSY creates 58 lakh jobs and receives a ₹2,500 crore allocation for FY 2026-27.Key HighlightsFish production reaches a record 197.75 lakh tonnes in 2024-25, up from 141.64 lakh tonnes in 2019-20.₹21,461 crore worth

Government says over 91% of assessed marine fish stocks are sustainable as PMMSY promotes conservation, deep-sea fishing and alternative livelihoods for coastal communities.Key Highlights91.1% of India's assessed marine fish stocks are classified as sustainable, according to ICAR-CMFRI.No significant decline in trawl-based fish landings recorded between

Centre backs scientific aquaculture, cold-chain facilities, wholesale fish markets and modern fish farming technologies to strengthen inland fisheries in Uttar Pradesh.Key Highlights₹1,294.32 crore worth of fisheries projects approved for Uttar Pradesh under PMMSY.₹336.61 crore released by the Centre, with ₹316.61 crore already utilised.Projects cover ponds,

Government expands dairy infrastructure, fodder supply, livestock traceability and milk value chains while reinforcing support for farmers through flagship schemes.Key HighlightsIndia's milk production increased 70%, from 146.31 million tonnes (2014-15) to 248.87 million tonnes (2024-25).Egg production rose 90%, reaching 149.11 billion in 2024-25.NPDD to strengthen

State enrols nearly 2.85 lakh fishers under the Group Accident Insurance Scheme (GAIS), offering coverage of up to ₹5 lakh under PMMSY.Key HighlightsAndhra Pradesh joins the Group Accident Insurance Scheme (GAIS) for the first time in FY 2026-27.2,84,888 fishers proposed for insurance coverage.Scheme provides accident

Livelihood assistance, climate-resilient fishing villages, deep-sea vessels and alternative livelihoods among key interventions to strengthen Kerala's traditional fisherfolk.Key Highlights₹1,413.91 crore worth of fisheries projects approved for Kerala under PMMSY.1.71 lakh traditional fishers supported during seasonal fishing ban periods.18,908 Kisan Credit Cards (KCCs) sanctioned to fishers

Government strengthens Bihar's fisheries infrastructure, dairy breeding ecosystem and milk value chain through PMMSY and Rashtriya Gokul Mission.Key Highlights₹579.72 crore approved for fisheries development in Bihar under PMMSY.₹193.13 crore is the Centre's approved share, with ₹73.59 crore utilised over the last three years.Major projects include

PMMSY and FIDF investments support modern fish landing centres, climate-resilient fishing villages, cold chain infrastructure and value-added seafood businesses in Goa.Key Highlights₹147.23 crore approved for Goa under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY).₹107 crore sanctioned under the Fisheries and Aquaculture Infrastructure Development Fund (FIDF).463