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    Why have U.S. Wildlife officials planned to kill half a million barred owls? Know about the controversy

    U.S. wildlife officials plan to use trained shooters to kill barred owls in West Coast forests to save endangered spotted owls. This controversial strategy aims to address the decline of spotted owls caused by the proliferation of barred owls.

    Put off health stamp for milk, pork, fish imports: US to India

    The US requests a six-month delay in India's health certificate requirement for imported food items like milk, pork, and fish to ensure the absence of antibiotics, pesticides, and heavy metal residues.

    Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina gifts 400 kg Harivanga Mangoes, 50 kg Hilsa Fish, 50 kg Rosogollas to Tripura CM Manik Saha

    Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has sent a special gift to the Honorable Chief Minister of Tripura Manik Saha. Fire Secretary and Assistant High Commissioner of Bangladesh in Agartala Md Rezaul Haque Chowdhury on June 27, ...

    Unsustainable fishing practices endangering Hilsa population in Ganga estuary

    Juvenile hilsa weighing 50-200 g is causing damage to the hilsa ecosystem in the Ganga estuary. Trawlers are bringing in mainly small hilsa, impacting the population. Fishermen face challenges during ban periods, leading to unsustainable practices.

    Andhra Pradesh rides the wave, leads India's fishing and aquaculture sector with 41% share

    Andhra Pradesh leads India's fishing and aquaculture sector with a 40.9% share. The sector's output increased from Rs 80,000 crore in 2011-12 to Rs 1,95,000 crore in 2022-23. The livestock sector also saw growth, with milk, meat, and egg production rising. Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan lead in livestock output, while Uttar Pradesh dominates sugar crop production. Bananas surpassed mangoes in value, and potatoes and onions lead vegetable output. Agriculture, forestry, and fishing contributed 18.2% to India's gross value added in 2022-23.

    India's seafood exports up in volume terms; dip in value in 2023-24: Commerce min

    India's seafood exports saw a 3% rise in volume but an 8% decline in value for the fiscal year 2023-24, totaling 1,781,602 MT valued at USD 7.38 billion. Frozen shrimp remained the top item, with the US leading as the largest market, followed by China and the European Union.

    The Economic Times
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