India is facing a severe environmental and economic crisis due to untreated wastewater polluting its rivers and oceans. A recent global study has revealed that this pollution costs India’s fisheries sector over US$ 2.2 billion annually, while also threatening public health, agriculture, and food security. India’s fisheries sector suffers an...
In a city like Delhi, where the AQI exceeded 800, achieving an indoor air quality of 10-15 is a remarkable feat. Peter Singh and Nino Kaur have done just that, building sustainable homes in both Goa and Delhi, integrating aquaponics and organic farming. For the past four years, they have...
Sustainable small-scale fisheries could be a major step towards attaining self-sufficiency and sustainability for India’s marine products sector. However, given the buy low-sell high dynamics of the sector and the post-pandemic impact, these fisheries require well-directed support through initiatives likes restructuring of loans, value addition and aggregation into FPOs. The...
Faced with stringent timelines for its summer production cycle, the Indian shrimp industry suffered immense losses due to the lockdowns in the initial months of the pandemic. However, the industry has the opportunity to capitalise on an anticipated demand revival in the US as well as a possible uptick in...
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