FRESHWATER FISHERY RESEARCH CENTER
Stocks to be held till 2029 elections, for risk taker with patience: 7 stocks where budget may lead to real change
For risk takers with patience and stock picks for next five years. To some it might appear to be contradictory. Normally risk is taken when one is looking for short term gains and the suggestion is to keep it for 5 yearsThere is a reason for it. Majority of the stocks in the list are from a sector, which despite being in existence for 3 decades has not grown the way it was expected by all shareholders. In this budget a number of steps have been taken to revive this sector. Right from providing institutional finance to lowering of duty to raw material. If policy changes work well, the top and bottom line will grow manifold and stocks will do well and might be a multibagger. If not then capital invested in them might end up being an under performer. So, a combination of risk and patience to play out the turnaround of the sector.
Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 29%
The bullish mode and mood of the market, which is already in place on the street as the nifty touched new high, is likely to get a boost as the first indication of return of FPI comes to markets. The budget and the narrative which gets built post that is going to play an important role in that. Maintaining fiscal discipline and announcing continuing policy push for key sectors would be key for that. We look at stocks which have witnessed a continuous rise in their score in the last one month. These selected stocks depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars i.e. earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
Scientists discover river system that flowed 40 million years under ice in Antarctica
Geologists have discovered an old river that formerly flowed through Antarctica but is now buried below kilometers of ice.
‘We are seeing a global blue revolution in food, transport and energy now — booming coastal real estate is a true paradox of climate change’
Martin Smith, the George M. Woodwell Distinguished Professor of Environmental Economics at Duke University, discusses ocean economics with Srijana Mitra Das.
India making waves as WTO tries to net fishing deal
India's influence on the new global fisheries subsidy agreement is crucial as the World Trade Organization prepares for its ministerial conference. Negotiations have led to a draft text, but India's push for a 25-year exemption for developing countries raises concerns about the agreement's effectiveness. Trade economist Christine McDaniel emphasizes the need for transparency and automation in implementing the agreement to combat overfishing.
Volunteer hunters embrace modern tech in fresh quest for Loch Ness monster
Mystery hunters gathered at Loch Ness in Scotland to search for signs of the famous Loch Ness Monster. The Loch Ness Center led the effort, using advanced equipment like thermal-imaging drones and infrared cameras. The goal was to inspire a new generation of enthusiasts and document any unusual disturbances on the water's surface. Loch Ness is known for its legendary creature, and despite skepticism, the myth continues to attract tourists. While some believe there is something mysterious in the lake, others attribute sightings to natural phenomena or hoaxes.
India’s key Central Asian partner maintains economic stability despite geo-political upheavals
Foreign trade turnover in the 1st half of the year increased by 19.4% to $29.2 billion. Exports increased by 23% to $12.1 billion, imports by 17% to $17 billion. The export growth is due to an increase in the supply of machinery and transport equipment to foreign markets by almost 60%, gold by 47%, services by 41%, food by 33%, various finished products by 25%. At the same time, exports of non-food raw materials decreased by 26%, fuel and energy resources by 20%.
European drought dries up rivers, kills fish, shrivels crops
There has been no significant rainfall for almost two months in Western, Central and Southern Europe. And the dry period is expected to continue in what experts say could be the worst drought in 500 years.
China's diplomatic gambit heralds new 'Battle for the Pacific'
Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama was even more pointed. Standing next to Wang, he upbraided those focused on "geopolitical point-scoring", saying it "means less than little to anyone whose community is slipping beneath the rising seas". In the carefully choreographed world of diplomacy, where texts and talking points are drafted, redrafted and broadly agreed upon long before "principals" like Wang even sit down, it was a stunning misfire.
Blue economy: Focusing on fisheries sector for optimum growth
This year's budget will pave the way for further growth of the sector and bridge critical gaps through demonstrative activities and technology infusion, propelling a horizontal and vertical growth.
Spice production has jumped in India, says PM Narendra Modi
PM Modi also said that South India has a large share in the production of pulses, oil and coarse grains. “Seed hubs have been built to promote pulses production in India, of which more than 30 centers are located in Karnataka, Andhra, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana itself,” he said.
Inadequate rains affect freshwater hilsa supply, price shoots up to Rs 1,300/kg
Inadequate rains affect freshwater hilsa supply in major metros, price shoots up to Rs 1,300/kg.
'NASA satellites reveal freshwater decline in India'
Areas in northern and eastern India, the Middle East, California and Australia are among the hotspots where overuse of water resources has caused a serious decline in the availability of freshwater.
India's first technology park for ornamental fishes to come up in Chennai in three months
The Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA), a nodal agency of the Union Commerce and Industry Ministry, has been a part of the steering committee for the project.
NASA space laser maps polar ocean plants key to life
Washington, Dec 22 (IANS) A NASA satellite instrument orbiting Earth that can see through fog, clouds and darkness has given scientists their first continuous look at the boom-and-bust, or peak and decline, cycles of phytoplankton - foundation of the ocean's food web vital for life to exist on earth.
Government to revise national policy on marine fishery
The government today said it is in the process of revising the national policy on marine fisheries and has sought inputs from the stakeholders.
China visit effective and fruitful: Parkash Singh Badal
Badal, on his return from China, said the Punjabi fish farmers accompanying him were impressed by the latest innovative advancements.
Dams destroying fisheries, livelihoods
The Delhi-based South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers & People (Sandrap) has urged the Union ministry of environment forests (MoEF) and its expert appraisal committee (EAC) on river valley and hydropower projects to take urgent steps to protect inland water fisheries and millions dependent on them.
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