Mithila Rohu: After Makana, now Mithila's Regu Pisces will get GI mark, know what efforts are being made

Mithila Rohu: Darbhanga. Deputy Director of Fisheries, Directorate of Fisheries, Headquarters Mohd. Rashid Farooqui has said that after Mithila Makana, Mithila's Rehu Fish will soon get a Geocode. He said that samples of various ponds were being taken to geocode Rehu from Mithila. Rehu from Mithila is in the process of getting GI mark. There is a possibility of getting a GI tag soon. He said that after Mithila gets Regu Geocode, farmers will get many new opportunities in its production and business. Farooqui, who arrived at Bahadurpur sub-division from the Fisheries Department on Saturday to review the Central and State Government schemes, said the schemes should be 100 per cent implemented on the ground and also monitored. During this, the Director inspected the District Fisheries Office and reviewed various schemes of the Central and State Governments. He also issued departmental orders. Apart from this, the Chief Secretariat Director conducted a site inspection of the projects being implemented under the Chief Minister's Integrated Development Plan and Fisheries Special Assistance Scheme in three constituencies of the district. Advice to farmers to live self-reliantly: In this event, he advised farmers to become self-sufficient by setting up fish farming and hatcheries. Deputy Director Mohammad. Farooqui said that many schemes are being implemented by the central and state governments for people who are interested in fishing. Government is providing subsidy to fish farmers to double their income. Farmer Rajan Kumar Jha, a resident of Beigni Nawata, Benipur, built the pond under the Chief Minister's Integrated Sour Development Scheme. The hatchery of Yogi Sahni, a resident of Nehra in Manikachi block, was also inspected by the director. During this, he asked the farmers about the difficulties encountered in the construction of the pond. Also Read: Darbhanga Metro: When will Metro start in four towns including Darbhanga, Chartered Accountant Ashutosh Priyavardhan, a resident of Basudevpur village of Dikhapatti-Deguli panchayat, will be given rights in November special pond of one hundred acres under Fisheries Special Assistance Scheme. Acres of ponds were kept in Bahadurpur block. During this, farmer Ashutosh Priyavardhan said that he has set a target to build a special pond in one hundred acres. At present, a pond has been constructed in one acre. In this, fish farming will be carried out to provide fresh fish to the common people. Under this scheme, the fisheries department has received a grant from the government to construct and dredge ponds. The construction of shed is in progress. The post Mithila Rohu: After Makhana, now Mithila's Rehu fish will get GI tag, know what efforts are being made appeared first on Prabhat Khabar.