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When the going gets tough, very tough during the Covid pandemic, the tough get going. A group of fish farmers from the Scheduled Caste community reaped good profits through a bumper harvest of pearl spot (Karimeen) from their cage fish farming .
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GUWAHATI: The Tea Board of India, in the first quarter of the financial year 2021-22, has extended Rs 9.19 crore as financial assistance to the stakeholders of the tea industry, including the organised sector, small tea growers and wards of tea garden workers in the northeast to help partially ease the distress faced by the industry arising out of the pandemic.
The board, in a statement, said during the financial year 2020-21, it had extended Rs 60.92 crore as financial assistance under the Tea Development and Promotion Scheme in the region. The Board has been implementing the Tea Development and Promotion Scheme with the overall objective of enhancing productivity and quality through replantation, irrigation, encouraging collectivization amongst small tea growers into self-help groups, farmer producer organisations, farmer producer companies and enable them to move up the value chain, value addition, incentive for production of orthodox tea, exports through ICD Amingaon, tea pr
After struggling to earn a living, Kochi transgender now fishing her way to success
Apart from direct sale, she offers home delivery of fish at the doorsteps of pre-booked customers. The stall was inaugurated by actors Harisree Ashokan and Molly Kannamally.
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Transgender fish entrepreneur Adhidhi Achyuth at her newly opened fish stall at Vennala in Kochi. (Photo | Express) By Express News Service
KOCHI: Adhidhi Achyuth was struggling to secure a job due to her transgender identity. But the 36-year-old s dreams have now been fulfilled as the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) offered her a modernised vending stall with the facility to sell live fish.