Minister
for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Shri ParshottamRupala and Member
of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Shri G.V.L. Narasimha Rao inaugurated the newly
renovated Marine Museum at Fishery Survey of India, Visakhapatnam yesterday( 25
Sep 2023) where more than 250 preserved specimens were kept.
All the specimens in the museum were displayed
with modern technology (such as QR coding), in which, complete information
could be obtained with just one click and it is very useful to science
students, researches and general public.
Shri ParshottamRupala and Shri G.V.L. Narasimha Rao were received at
Visakhapatnam Base of Fishery Survey of India by Director General, Fishery
Survey of India, Mumbai, Dr R. Jeyabaskaran and MME / Head of Office, FSI,
Visakhapatnam, Shri D. Bhami Reddy yesterday. Initially the Union Minister
reviewed the activities of subordinate offices of the Department of
Fisheriesi.e Fishery Survey of India (FSI), Central Institute of Fisheries
Nautical & Engineering Training (CIFNET) and National Institute of
Fisheries Post Harvest Technology & Training (NIFPHTT). All the three
Department Heads along with Head of Office were present in the meeting. He
interacted with officials of all three institutes and informed to send the
discussed issues to Ministry immediately.
Subsequently, Shri ParshottamRupala held discussions with several
representatives of fishing industry, Sea food exporters associations, Hatchery
owners, entrepreneurs, and State Government officials at conference hall, FSI,
Visakhapatnam where more than 40 representatives participated and explained
their difficulties for exporting fish products to across the globe. The sea food Exporters association
president expressed gratitude to the Government for continuous support to the
industry. Shri Rupala was facilitated by Director General, Fishery Survey
of India, Dr. R. Jeyabaskaran, Head of Office, Visakhapatnam Base, Shri D.
Bhami Reddy, Director, CIFNET, Kochi, Shri M Habibulla and CS, Director,
NIFPHTT, Dr Shine Kumar.