District Fisheries Office,Deogarh

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Introduction

Background of this Hand-Book ( Right to Information Act. 2005):

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules,2005.

Objective / Purpose of this Hand-Book:

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules,2005.

Who are the Intended users of this hand-book?

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules,2005.

Organisation of the information in this hand-book.

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules, 2005.

Definitions of various terms used in the handbook.

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules, 2005.

Contact person.

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules,2005.

Procedure and Fee Structure.

As per RTI Act-2005 and Odisha RTI Rules,2005.

MANUAL-1

Particulars of Organization, Functions & Duties

[Section-4 (1) (b) (i)]

1) Name of the Public Authority :- District Fishries Officer, DEOGARH

2) Objective of the Public Authority:

The aims and objectives of the Public Authority are:

i) The main aim is to develop Inland Pisciculture in the light of modern technology, imparting training to the fisherman to adopt scientific pisciculture and assist them to avail institutional finance for excavation/ renovation and release of subsidy as per the norms of GOI.

ii) Production of quality fish seed in Departmental fish farms & distribution of the same to fish farmers.

iii) Encouragement offish seed production in private sector.

iv) Training to fish farmers on Scientific fish farming.

v) Information on availability of inputs.

vi) Awareness in recent advances in Aquaculture.

vii) Laboratory support for Soil and Water Quality Testing, Nutritional Requirements and Support for Disease control.

viii) Provides Exposure visit of fish farmers to local successful fish farms and modem farms of neighboring states.

ix) Development of Reservoir Fisheries with special reference to Stocking Management, Conservation and Fishing with Socio-Economic Upliftment.

x) In over the Entire Main Objective is Holistic Development of Fish & Fisheries of the District.

3) Brief History of the Public Authority and Context of its Formation:

Pisciculture started receiving needed attention on setting up the FFDA in the District in the year 1995. The A.D.F.-cum-C.E.O., F.F.D.A. Deogarh looks after the Promotion of Pisciculture in the District. The position has been changed to District Fisheries Officer. There is one AFO stationed at each Block Headquarter to look after the Production, Distribution of Fish Seed and Capture Fisheries along with development of new water bodies. One Addl. District Fisheries Officer is posted at District Headquarter to assist District Fisheries Officer There is one departmental fish farm located at Barkote to Cater the fish seed demand of the District.

MANUAL-2

Powers & Duties of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (ii)]

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1	Designation	District Fisheries Officer (DFO), Deogarh
	Powers	Administrative	Yes
		Financial	Yes
		Others	Yes
		Statutory	Yes
	Duties	Drawing and Disbursing Officer, Staff salary, Office contingency, Farm contingency, Vehicle, utilization of funds under various schemes like MMKY, PMMSY, OMBADC etc., Liasinoning Officer with District Administration Blocks, other line Departments including banks. Over all administration and responsible for better implementation of all packages in Fisheries sector.
2	Designation	Addl. F.O.
	Powers & Duties	Assists the DFO in all fields of requirements and when necessary. Responsible for seed production & distribution in Departmental fish farms. Prepare reports & returns. Field visit, Bank contact, training to fish farmers and acts as over all depute to the Head of the Public Authority as well as PIO of this establishment.
3	Designation	A.F.O.
	Powers & Duties	Survey of suitable land and fish farmers for horizontal expansion of the sector under F.F.D.A., implementation of several schemes at block level, sponsoring the proposal to District Office for preparation of Project report, Coordinating the Bank- linkage, Supply Offish seed, Information on availability on inputs. Technical guidance to farmers for better production. They work as main pilot in implementing the plan and programmes under different schemes at field level. Collection of Soil & Water Sample For Analysis at District Lab & Communicating the feedback, Coordinating the capture fisheries in Reservoirs/ rivers for better fishing effort & Socio-economic enlistment of fisher folk.
4	Designation	SFTA/JFTA
	Powers & Duties	Asssist Block Level Officer, AFO for all work purpose.
5	Designation	I.C.S.
	Powers & Duties	Look after the Organization of the PFCS seven Audit, Control, Election, Inspection and Management of PFCS and declare the process of leasing out of Reservoir/ MIP/ Tanks and overall Co-operative section of the District and mediator between ARCS and PFCS.
6	Designation	Farm Manager
	Powers & Duties	Farm management, Seed Production & Distribution.

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8	Designation	Section Officer
	Powers & Duties	Overall responsible for supervision of Ministerial officers, Marking of dakas, Budgets, Compliance of Audits, Maintenance of Cash book & Accounts.
9	Designation	Senior Assistant(FY)
	Duties	Preservation of Records, Supply of old records, Bill, Budget, Establishment, Accounts, Stock & Store, Distribution of Articles/ Purchase, Treasury work, Assembly questions, Report & returns.
10	Designation	Junior Assistant(FY)
	Duties	Preparation of Bill, Issue, Diary, Assisting in establishment, Accounts and other works as per the requirement.
11	Designation	Peon
	Duties	Office bearers.
12	Designation	Choukidar
	Duties	To watch & ward office.

MANUAL-3

Procedure Followed in Decision Making Process

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iii)]

Note: After receipt of a message/ dak first. Seen by the HOI and get marked to concerned DA through Issue and Diary section in 20-30 minutes. After receipt by the DA, he put up the letter as per the urgent nature of the letter and final decision taken by the District Fisheries Officer, Deogarh.

MANUAL-4

Norms for Discharge of Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iv)]

The District Fisheries Office function is to encourage the public for fish farming where the technical officer posted in each block as Asst. Fisheries Officer & Jr. Fisheries Tech. Asst. Technical officer like A.F.O. also posted as technical officer for Block. There is Co-Operative inspector for monitoring of Fishermen Co-Op Societies. All are monitoring the fisheries activities as per the Govt. instruction.

MANUAL-5

Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals & Records for Discharging Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (v)]

The District Fisheries Office rules & regulations are governed by Govt., of Odisha & Co-Operative Societies act.

Sl.	Name of the Scheme	Type of Documents
1	2	3
1	FFDA (TASP)	Bye-laws of FFDA, Deogarh.
		Guidelines for Selection of Beneficiaries, Preparation of Projects Reports & Sponsored to Banks.
		Guidelines for Release of subsidy.
		Guidelines for Conducting FFDA, Training.
		Guidelines for Training under SEP.
		Guidelines for Implementing the Scheme NWFF.
		Rules & Regulations of SRFP- 03.
		Guideline for Implementing Program under NFNB.
		Guidelines for Construction of Multipurpose Farm Pond under MGNREGA.
		Guidelines for Execution of SGSY.
		Guidelines towards Collection of users fee for Preparation of Projects Reports.
2	POS/ DDIF (NP)	Guidelines for Production of Spawn/ Fry in Departmental Fish Farm.
		Rate Chart for Fish Seeds of different size as Approved by Govt.
		Guidelines towards Expenditure cost of Spawn/ Fry/ Fingerlings in Departmental Fish Farms.

MANUAL-6

Categories of Documents Under Control

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vi)]

Sl. No.	Category of Documents	Name of the Documents & its Introduction in One Line	Held by/ Under Control of	Procedure to Obtain the Documents
1	2	3	4	5
1	Service records of Gazetted, Non gazette & field functionaries of fisheries Department in Deogarh District.	Papers relating to Sanctioned strength, Cadre strength gradation list appointment, Promotion, Transfer, Retirement etc.	DFO, Deogarh	Procedure as prescribed in RTI Act.
2	Office Establishment records	Service Books of Addl.FO, AFO, SFTA, JFTA, SC, HC, JC, Peons etc. except DFO	-do-	-do-
3	Records relating to salary & others financial claims of departments employees	Acquaintance, Pay bill, GPF/ RCM/ Adv Register, Cash book etc.	-do-	-do-
4	Case records	Project Report & Estimate	-do-	-do-
5	Case records relating to engineering section	Estimate, Plan & Project, MB & Others relevant records	-do-	-do-
6	Annual reports	Reports on Target & Achievements of every Financial Year (sector wise and activity wise)	-do-	-do-
7	RTI
8	Others	Log book of Vehicle, Stock book of articles etc.	-do-	-do-

MANUAL-7

Particulars of Arrangement in Formulation of Policy

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vii)]

MANUAL-8

Boards, Councils, Committees & Other Bodies Constituted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (viii)]

Managing committees of FFDA Deogarh is the apex body headed by Collector, District Magistrate, Deogarh as Chairman constituted with following as members and invitees.

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1	Collector-cum-DM., Deogarh	Chairman
2	Dy.D.F (AZ), Angul	Vice-Chairman
3	President, Zillaparisad	Member
4	DPO, Deogarh	Member
5	PD, DRDA, Deogarh	Member
6	Lead District Manager	Member
7	PA, ITDA, Deogarh	Member
8	District Fisheries officer, Deogarh	Convener

MANUAL-9

Directory of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (ix)]

Sl. No	Name	Designatiom	Mobile No.	Mail Id	Address
1	Kutil Chandra Das	District Fisheries Officer	7077094491	adfdeogarh@gmail.com	At/Po-Purunagarh, Near Town High School, District-Deogarh
2	Pankajini Kisan	Assistant Fisheries Officer	9439742805
3	Samikshya Dash	Assistant Fisheries Officer Officer	7683912261
4	Bhubanendra Pasad Acharya	Assistant Fisheries Officer	8594962049
5	Biswaranjan Samal	Senior Clerk	9778624137
6	Panchanan Murmu	Senior Fisheries Technical Assistant	8908144261
7	Kartik Chandra Mohanty	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	9238312451
8	Hrudananda Sahu	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	9658657252
9	Ranjan Kumar Topno	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	8431862455
10	Shyamsundar Hembram	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	8018611655
11	Ajit Kumar Dhal	Chowkidar	7504560723

MANUAL-10

Monthly Remuneration & Compensation of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (x)]

Sl. No	Name	Designatiom	Gross Salary
1	Kutil Chandra Das	District Fisheries Officer	1,10,600/-
2	Pankajini Kisan	Assistant Fisheries Officer	70,942/-
3	Samikshya Dash	Assistant Fisheries Officer Officer	71,148/-
5	Bhubanendra Pasad Acharya	Assistant Fisheries Officer	75,460/-
7	Biswaranjan Samal	Senior Clerk	41,554/-
8	Panchanan Murmu	Senior Fisheries Technical Assistant	35,700/-
9	Kartik Chandra Mohanty	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	37,604/-
10	Hrudananda Sahoo	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	34,918/-
11	Ranjan Kumar Topno	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	28,490/-
12	Shyamsundar Hembram	Junior Fisheries Technical Assistant	28,490/-
13	Ajit Kumar Dhal	Choukidar	37,488/-

MANUAL-11

Budget Allocated to each Agency

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xi)]

Sl.	Name of the Head/ Scheme	Year	Budget Allocation (in Rs.)	Expenditure (in Rs.)	Remarks (in Rs.)
1	2	3	4	5	6
1	FFDA (CSP) Subsidy	2009-10	5,36,077	1,65,850	3,70,277
2	Development Of Inland Capture Fisheries	-	-	-	-
3	FRC	2009-10	46,000	-	46,000
4	Crafts & Gears	2009-10	1,50,000	1,50,000	-
5	FLS	2009-10	2,00,000	-	2,00,000
6	Production of Quality Spawn	2009-10	3,35,993	3,35,993	-
7	Demonstration & Development of Inland Fisheries	2009-10	1,87,200	1,87,200	-
8	Byers & Sellers meet NFDB	2009-10	-	-	-
9	Fingl. Stocking in Reservoirs	2009-10	55,05,000	54,37,123	67,877
10	Training	2009-10	7,05,500	1,05,000	6,00,500
11	SEP (Training)	2009-10	25,000	-	25,000
12	NWFF	-	-	-	-
13	Const, of Low Cost House	-	-	-	-
14	Installation of Tube Well	-	-	-	-
15	MGNREGS	-	-	-	-
16	Const, of Multipurpose farm Pond	-	-	-	-
17	Sale Proceed of Departmental F.F.	2009-10	16,10,000	19,56,345	Deposited in Govt. Treasury
	FINANCIAL YEAR 2024-25
1	INPUT ASSISTANT TO WSHG	2024-25	5,14,88,270.00	4,01,58,000.00	34,56,400.00
2	REVOLVING FUND FOR

MANUAL-12

Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xii)]

In the year 2017-18, the govt of Odisha keeping the mind the interest of fish farmers and members of the fishing industry started a new scheme known as the “New pond scheme for fishing” (Malsya pokhari Yojana) with its own finances, to increase fish production in the state

After the discountenance of fish farmers development scheme in the year 2016-17, in the new scheme “Blue Resolution scheme” the central govt did not provide sufficient funds to the state, So the Odisha state govt started this new scheme from its own budget.

4150 metric tones of inland water fish and 500 metric tones thumbnail prawn additional production was planned.

With subsidy on a project value of Rs.8.5 lac. 50% assistance per hector
On a project value of Rs.2.5 lac. for thumbnail prawn production, 50% assistance per hector
A lowest water holding capacity of 0.2 hector and highest upto 2 hector area. Fish farmers can create pond.
With a view to increase the production of fish finger production fish farmers should have a minimum 0.1 to 1.00 hector size of pond where 100 gm. or more bigger size fish can be produced. In case, where the size of the pond is one acre or more, it is mandatory to have 10% of the total area for fish fingers
After Capacity the pond construction work, farmer to get 50% of the subsidy and the rest after starting fish fingers
To get subsidy the farmer should approach the fisheries officer stationed at block level / district fisheries officer and completed the necessary formalities
The beneficiary should have ownership of the land

Sl. No.	Name of the Beneficiaries with Address.	Subsidy Released (In Rs.)	Remarks
6	Sri Manas Ranjan Pradhan, Thakurpalli, Barkote	28,000	-do-
Net & Boat
1	Sri Hrudananda Naik, Dandasingha, Barkore	3,000	Net & Boat
2	Sri Pradip Parta, Padianali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
3	Sri Jhatu Rarijan, Balirai, Barkote	3,000	-do-
4	Sri Chintamani Dum, Dandasingha Barkote	3,000	-do-
5	Sri Laxmi Harijan, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
6	Sri Keshaba Naik, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
7	Sri Kumuda Behera, Dandasingha, Barkots	3,000	-do-
8	Sri Trilochan Harijan, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
9	Sri Parama Harijan, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
10	Sri Khitish Chandra Naik, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
11	Sri Parsu Harijan, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
12	Sri Patel Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
13	Sri Bhulu Penthei Sngha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
14	Sri Karunakar Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
15	Sri Anirudha Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
16	Sri Siba Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
17	Sri Ramesh Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
18	Sri Bandhu Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
19	Sri Tanu Chandra Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
20	Sri Jugi Patra, Dandasingha, Barkote	3,000	-do-
21	Sri Dama Patra, Padianali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
22	Sri Arun Patra, Padianali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
23	Sri Ishwar Patra, Balinali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
24	Sri Tankadhara Patra, Padianali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
25	Sri Gagan Kissan, Gournalui, Barkote	3,000	-do-
26	Sri Jrtu Patra, Padianali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
27	Sri Birabar Harijan, Dharampur, Barkote	3,000	-do-
28	Sri Santosh Dhibar, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
29	Sri Dutiya Dhibar, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
30	Sri Chakra Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
31	Sri Markanda Dhibara, Jhikinilali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
32	Sri Milu Dhibara, Jhiklninali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
33	Sri Jatra Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
34	Sri Budhu Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
35	Sri Sukru Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
36	Sri Keshaba Dhibara, jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
37	Sri Nara Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-

Sl. No.	Name of the Beneficiaries with Address.	Subsidy Released (In Rs.)	Remarks
Net & Boat
38	Sri Gagan Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkorc	3,000	-do-
39	Sri Mochi Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
40	Sri Maghu Dhibaraj, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
41	Sri Tanu Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
42	Sri Palau Dhibar, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
43	Sri Lokanath Dhibar, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
44	Sri Prafullia Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
45	Sri Ishwar Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
46	Sri Pita Dhibara, Jhikininali,Barkote	3,000	-do-
47	Sri Bishi Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
48	Sri Dharani Dhibara, Jhikininali, Barkote	3,000	-do-
49	Sri Madan Dhibar, Jhikininali, Barkote,	3,000	-do-

MANUAL-13

Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorizations Granted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiii)]

MANUAL-14

Information Available in an Electronic Form

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiv)]

MANUAL-15

Particulars of Facilities Available to Citizens for Obtaining Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xv)]

Sl.	Facility Available	Nature of Information Available	Working Hours
1	2	3	4
1	Notice Board	Schemes & Organization	-
2	Leaflets & Manual	Skill upgradation & Scheme

MANUAL-16

Names, Designations & Other Particulars of the Public Information Officers

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvi)]

Public Information Officer (PIO):

Sl.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

E-mail

Address

Bhubanendra Prasad Acharya

Assistant Fisheries Officer

8594962049

adfdeogarh@gmail.com

At/Po-Purunagarh, Near Town High School, District-Deogarh

First Appellate Authority (FAA):

Sl.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

E-mail

Address

Kutila Chandra Das

District Fisheries Officer

7077094491

adfdeogarh@gmail.com

At/Po-Purunagarh, Near Town High School, District-Deogarh

MANUAL-17

Other Useful Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvii)]

Transfer policy availavle with with this Public Authority.
Transfer Policy
SL NO	Notificatio No.	Notification Date	Attachment
1	NIL



Transfer Order issued by this Public Authority.
Transfer Orders
SL NO	Order No.	Order Date	Attachment
1	NIL

Procurement			Hardware, Software, AMC, Manpower, Outsource or any other Type of Procurement	Value of the Cost
Sl. No	Work Order No./ Bill No	Work Order Date/ Bill Date	Procurement Name	Value of the Cost
2024-25	138	3.3.2025	Purchase of UPS (2 nos.)	6000
	471(Quotation)	17.3.2024	Office Table – 1 no.	11000
			Office Table – 2no.	22000
			Steel Almirah – 2 nos.	32000
			Cellig Fan – 2nos.	4800
			LG 2 ton duel inverter split Ac	72000
			Stabilizer 5kv (v-guard)	11000
	149	9.3.2025	Zebronic 88A catridge – 2nos.	1400
2023-24	142	1.3.2024	HP Pen drive	1686
			Quick heal total security	1610
	133	6.2.2026	Zebronics UPS 725 – 2 nos.	3200
	161	13.3.2024	Zebronics 88A Catridge – 3 nos.	2033
			Zebronics 723 UPS – 2nos.	5254
			HP wireless mouse – 2 nos.	2033
			EPSON Eco Tank L3260 color printer	19000
	131	6.2.2024	Zebronics UPS – 1 no.	1000
2022-23	138	17.2.2023	Zebornics 735 UPS- 3nos.	6228
			Quick Heal Antivirus	2245
	139	21.2.2023	V-guard Inverters	40000

CAG & PAC Paras
Sl. No.	IR No.	Para No.		Subject	Comp lied	Rece ived	Attach ment
		Part-II A	Part-II B		Yes/ No	CAG/ PAC
1	85/2022-23	1		Machha Chasa Pain Nua Pokhari Yojana	No
			a.	Target and Achievement	No
			b.	Non-submission of Utilisation certified	No
		2		Biofloc technology for intensive shrint and fish farming	No
		3		Low achievement against target for population of fisheries machineries / equipment & Implements	No
		4		Evacuation of new tanks for fish farming with OMBADC	No
		5		Non-disbursement of scholarship award in meritorious children of the fisherman community amounting to Rs.4.30 lakh	No
		6		Construction of New rearing ponds	No
		7		Non-disbursement financial assistance to fisher WSHG under MUV amounting to Rs.4.10 lakh	No
		8		Delay in finalization of pension to the tune of Rs.35.03 lakh	No
		9		Non-production of vouchers amounting to Rs.14950.00	No
		10		Maintenance of cash book and management of cash	No
			i.	Non-adjustment / recovery of outstanding advance of Rs.4,09,000.00	No
			ii.	Non-reconciliation of difference between cash balance and pass book balance	No

RTI Application
Years	Total Number on Application Recived	Total Number on Application Disposed	Total Number on Application Transferred	Total Number on Application Rejected
FY 2022-23	15	14	0	0
FY 2023-24	2	1	0	0
FY 2024-25	6	6	0	0
RTI 1st Appeals
Years	Total Number on Appeal Recived	Total Number on Appeal Disposed	Total Number on Appeal Rejected	Total Number on Application Rejected
FY 2022-23	1	1	0	0
FY 2023-24	0	0	0	0
FY 2024-25	0	0	0	0

Citizen Charter
SL No	Service Name	Purpose for Diploma Students and ITI Trainees (Services under Odisha Right to Public Services Act, 2012)
1	Matsya Pokhari Yojana

MMKY – 1: Matsya Pokhari Yojana

To create additional water bodies for intensive aquaculture in inland sector through excavation of new tanks / ponds in the state of Odisha.

Form Pond:

To increase the inland fish production and enhance the income of farmers in the state through aquaculture.

Assistance to develop network of fish seed grower

To increase the quality fish fingerling availability through the state during on set monsoon season.

Input Assistance to WSHG for pisciculture in GP tanks

To utilize the gram panchayat tanks for pisciculture by providing income generation opportunities for local WSHGs.

Popularization of fisheries machinery / equipment (Net)

To support the coastal communities by provision of new wooden / FRP Boat. Engine and purchase of new fishing net.

Intensive quaculture through biofloc technology

To promote high-yieldig intensive fish farming in a small area using biofloc technology. (2-6 tanks)

KCC: The KCC facility will meet the short farm credit requirements of rearing of animals birds. Fish shrimp other aquatic organism capture of fish.

Excavation of grow out tank: - To create additional water bodies for intensive aquaculture in inland sector through excavation of new tanks/ponds in the state

Bio-flok: - To promote high yielding intensive fish farming in a small area using biofloc technology (large – 50 tanks), (medium – 25 tanks), (Small-7 tanks)

Fish transport vehicle (motor cycle / auto rickshaw with ice bank)

To link producer with consumers through establishment of integrated cold chain facility.

Establishment of Mini fish feed plant

To ensure timely availability of quality aqua. Feed to the farmers / entrepreneurs engaged in pisciculture / shrimp culture and thus to ensure enhancement of production and productivity of fish / shrimp.

Bio-floc

Aquashop: providing fish farmers with essential inputs like quality fish seed, feed fertilizers & equipment for boost aquaculture productivity.

Mini fish feed mill: To produce high quality, nutritionally balanced and cost-effective fish feed locally to enhance quaculture productivity.

Ornamental fish breeding & selling centre: Aim to produce, area and market colorful aquatic organisms

Fish and shrimp fry production hatchery

To ensure a reliable consistent and high quality supply of seed to support aquaculture farming.

Fish processing Plant: - To convert raw fish into safe high quality and value added products while extending shelf life reducing post harvest loses and maximizing economic return.

Discretonary & Non-Discretionary Grants
Sl. No.	Grant Name	Grant Type	Grant from Central/ State	Grant Value in Rs.
1	Support to private hatching for adoption of early breeding		State	3,00,000
2	MPV Comp – I		State	36,16,000
	MPV Comp – II		State	1,01,32,000
	MPV comp – III		State	25,17,000
	Biofloc by WSHG		State	7,01,000
	Biofloc		State	20,26,000
	Assistance to network of seed growers		State	17,00,000
	From pond		State	13,53,400
	Popularization of fisheries machinery / equipment (Net)		State	15,30,000
	Revolving fund for WSHG		State	17,00,000
	WSHG		State	5,50,24,900
	Scholarship			1,95,000
	WSHG			5,14,88,271
	MPV – II		State	24,41,000
	Bioflock		State	46,74,000
	MPV - I		State	34,86,000
	Seed Grower		State	17,01,000
	Popularization of fishery machinery / equipment (Net)		State	11,10,000
	Scholarship		State	2,70,000

Foreign Tours of the Chief Minister and the other Ministers of the State by Public Authorities under suo motu disclosure
SL.No.	Honble Minister	Tour Date	Tour Place	Tour	Purpose of Visit
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