Add to ORKGTamil Nadu, with a coastline of 1076 km has 363 landing centres while the 45 km coastline of Puducherry has 26 landing centres in 2 fishing zones (Puducherry and Karaikkal). Fishing is done using different combinations of fishing crafts and gears.The recent trend of fish landings in Tamil Nadu showed a slight decrease in landings in 2016 (7.07 lakh t) compared to 2015 (7.09 lakh t). In spite of this, Tamil Nadu was ranked second among all maritime states contributing 19.5% of the total marine fish landings in the country during 2016. The landings of Puducherry were 0.45 lakh t in 2016 with a reduction of 33,958 t compared to 2015. The major contribution was from Karaikkal region (67%)
The marine fish landings in India, which had dropped to 5.3 per cent in 2015 from a year earlier, ha...
India's marine fish catch has recorded an increase of 6.6 per cent during 2016 as the year before bu...
India’s total marine fish catch has recorded a slight increase of 6.6 per cent in 2016, with Gujarat...
Not AvailableTamil Nadu, with a coastline of 1076 km has 363 landing centres while the 45 km coastl...
The state of Odisha has a long coast line of 480 km with numerous fisheries harbours and fish land...
Kerala has 188 marine fish landing centres along the coastline of 590 km length and 1.2 lakh marine...
Karnataka, with a 300 km coastline supports livelihood of 1.7 lakh fisherfolk population residing ...
A remarkable increase in marine fish landings in West Bengal was recorded in 2016. The estimated t...
The estimated total landings of marine fishery resources of Maharashtra in the year 2016 was 29235...
Andhra Pradesh with a coastline of 974 km and spread over nine districts supports a rich marine fi...
I ndia being a tropical country is blessed with highly diverse marine fishery resources in its 2.0...
The estimate of marine fish landings along the coast of mainland of India for the year 2018 arrived...
Pudumanikuppam near Madras is the only major fish landing place of the district where both mechanise...
After recording steady declines in the India's marine fish landings since 2012, by Central Marine Fi...
The estimated marine fish landings in Andhra Pradesh during the year 2014 was 3.41 lakh tonnes (t)...
The marine fish landings in India, which had dropped to 5.3 per cent in 2015 from a year earlier, ha...
India's marine fish catch has recorded an increase of 6.6 per cent during 2016 as the year before bu...
India’s total marine fish catch has recorded a slight increase of 6.6 per cent in 2016, with Gujarat...
Not AvailableTamil Nadu, with a coastline of 1076 km has 363 landing centres while the 45 km coastl...
The state of Odisha has a long coast line of 480 km with numerous fisheries harbours and fish land...
Kerala has 188 marine fish landing centres along the coastline of 590 km length and 1.2 lakh marine...
Karnataka, with a 300 km coastline supports livelihood of 1.7 lakh fisherfolk population residing ...
A remarkable increase in marine fish landings in West Bengal was recorded in 2016. The estimated t...
The estimated total landings of marine fishery resources of Maharashtra in the year 2016 was 29235...
Andhra Pradesh with a coastline of 974 km and spread over nine districts supports a rich marine fi...
I ndia being a tropical country is blessed with highly diverse marine fishery resources in its 2.0...
The estimate of marine fish landings along the coast of mainland of India for the year 2018 arrived...
Pudumanikuppam near Madras is the only major fish landing place of the district where both mechanise...
After recording steady declines in the India's marine fish landings since 2012, by Central Marine Fi...
The estimated marine fish landings in Andhra Pradesh during the year 2014 was 3.41 lakh tonnes (t)...
The marine fish landings in India, which had dropped to 5.3 per cent in 2015 from a year earlier, ha...
India's marine fish catch has recorded an increase of 6.6 per cent during 2016 as the year before bu...
India’s total marine fish catch has recorded a slight increase of 6.6 per cent in 2016, with Gujarat...