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EMPOWERING COASTAL COMMUNITIES AND FISHERMEN THROUGH “Sagar Parikraina Yatra”

The success of the Sagar Parikrama Yatra is a testament to the transformative power of visionary leadership. Under the able guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, our government has been on a relentless pursuit towards holistic development of Maa Bharti’s vast 8,000 km+ coastline, with a focus on the welfare of our fishermen community. The Sagar Parikrama Yatra being organized to express our gratitude to our three seas and our hardworking fishermen, is a shining example of the impact we can create through collective efforts.

Through initiatives like the ‘ and the we have witnessed an impressive double digit growth in fish production during 2021-22, reaching an all-time high of 162.4 lakh tonnes in fish production. Similarly, our sea-food exports stood at record earning of Rs. 57,586 Cr. during 2021-22. I am extremely optimistic about the future of our fisheries, animal husbandry, and dairying sectors, as we continue to march forward on the path of progress and development. With initiatives like the PMMSY and the Kisan Credit Card (KCC), we are providing our farmers with the necessary resources and support they need to thrive. These initiatives are contributing to transformation of our economy and upliftment

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