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Fisheries in Tripura and Assam get reported on regularly — production figures, scheme spending, policy announcements. Almost none of it is written for the person who has to decide whether to stock another pond. So we read it and say what it looks like from that side, with the source named every time.
Production rose 6.6% in a year to 95,144 tonnes, yet Agartala markets are still supplied from Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal and Assam. For a fish farmer that gap is the whole argument.
₹8,139.77 lakh went out under PMMSY in 2024–25, reaching 18,912 farmers and stakeholders. If you are farming fish in Tripura and have never applied for anything, this is the number to read twice.
It is a digest, not a news feed. We do not scrape headlines and we do not republish other people's articles — their reporting is their work, and a page of somebody else's paragraphs would be worth nothing to you anyway.
What goes here is a figure worth knowing, credited to whoever reported it, with a link to the original and a few paragraphs on what it changes for a farmer in Tripura or Assam. If we have nothing useful to say about a story, it does not go up. That is why this page is short and stays short.
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