INLAND FISHERIES PROJECT IN INDIA
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INLAND FISHERIES PROJECT IN INDIA |
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3. Progress in Planning and Construction of Hatcheries
4.1.1 Demar (25 ha) - Raipur District
4.1.2 Salud (10 ha) - Durg District
4.1.3 Umrar (10 ha) - Shadol District
4.2.1 Chiplima (10 ha) - Sambulpur District
4.2.2 Binika (10 ha) - Bolangir District
4.2.3 Saramanga (14 ha) - Balasore District
4.2.4 Bhanjanagar (25 ha) - Ganjam District
4.2.5 Baya Sagar (11 ha) - Kalahandi District
4.3.1 Manikpara (10 ha) - Midnapore District
4.3.2 Jamunadighi (25 ha) - Burdwan District
4.3.3 Paccamati-Mohalla (10 ha) - Murshidabad District
4.3.4 Egra Patna (10 ha) - Midnapore District
4.4.1 Bhusaula Danapur (10 ha) - Patna District
4.4.2 Raghopur Bakhari (10 ha) - Sitamarhi District
4.4.3 Barwat Farm (10 ha) - West Champaran District
4.4.4 Ashrari (10 ha) - Begusarai District
4.4.5 Belgachni (10 ha) - Purnea District
4.4.6 Abdullapur (10 ha) - Purnea District
4.5.1 Gomatinagar (10 ha) - Lucknow District
4.5.2 Soraon-Pati (10 ha) - Allahabad District
4.5.3 Pagla Bhari (10 ha) - Faizabad District
4.5.4 Pipraich (10 ha) - Gorakhpur District
4.5.5 Gujar Tal (10 ha) - Jaunpur District
Annex 1 - Threshold of Toxicity and Maximum Permissible Concentration of Toxic Substances for Fish