fish vendors

Coast Is Ours And Catch Is Ours Too: CM

Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation plans to redevelop Badagada Haat into a modern commercial complex, integrating traditional vending zones with improved infrastructure. The project aims to enhance hygiene, safety, and accessibility for hundreds of vendors and shoppers without displacing livelihoods. This initiative seeks to transform the market into a cleaner, more organized urban space.

Mumbai's Koli women are transforming their traditional fish trade into a corporate venture with Daryavardi Producer Company Limited. This community-owned enterprise, inspired by the Amul model, focuses on streamlined operations, product development, and modern marketing. Learning about improved packaging, they aim to elevate their business from a cottage industry to a significant player in the Blue Economy.

Hubballi's redeveloped fish market, a Rs 5.6 crore Smart City project, is finally set to open after a year-long delay. Vendors, initially hesitant, have now agreed to relocate to the modern facility, promising better organization and amenities for traders and customers. This move aims to curb roadside trading and streamline fish sales.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee hit the streets of Kolkata, visiting a local market to connect with vendors and shoppers. She discussed prices of essentials and assured continued state support. This move comes amid a political battle over cultural identity, with Banerjee also criticizing Prime Minister Modi's recent outreach events.

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West Bengal's upcoming assembly polls see the common phrase 'Mache Bhate Bangali' (Bengali by fish and rice) become a potent political symbol. The TMC is leveraging this cultural identity against the BJP, which it accuses of imposing North Indian vegetarian culture. Fish, deeply ingrained in Bengali life, now represents pride and a defense against perceived cultural invasion.

Jamshedpur's food businesses are struggling as LPG shortages force menu cuts and sky-high black market prices. Vendors report drastically reduced customer numbers and profits, with some even shutting down. The crisis impacts everything from popular dosa stalls to restaurants, leading to a significant drop in sales across the board.

fish vendors registered with the directorate of fisheries in the state can now avail of a subsidy for the purchase of accessories required for fish vending so that fish can be delivered to consumers in hygienic conditions.