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The Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Government of India has been implementing the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) with a total cost of Rs. 20,750 crore with effect from the financial year 2020-21 for the development of fisheries sector in all States/Union Territories including Uttar Pradesh. The State-wise details of projects approved under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) for overall development of fisheries including infrastructure, including ponds, reservoirs, hatcheries, feed mills and cold chain facilities from 2020-21 till date are furnished at Annexure-I.

Further, the Department under the PMMSY has accorded approval to the various fisheries developmental proposals of Government of Uttar Pradesh at a total cost of Rs. 1294.32 crore with central liability of Rs. 412.30 crore. Against this central liability, Rs.336.61 crore has been released for development of Fisheries in the State against which an expenditure of Rs. 316.61 Crore has been incurred. As reported by the Government of Uttar Pradesh, PMMSY has been implemented across all districts including the eastern region of the State and assistance is provided for scientific aquaculture, integrated fish farming, pond development, hatcheries, reservoirs, feed mills, cold chain infrastructure, Biofloc, Recirculatory Aquaculture Systems (RAS), cage culture and other modern fisheries interventions based on requirements of the State Government. Further, a state-of-art wholesale fish market has been constructed at Chandauli to boost fisheries in eastern region of Uttar Pradesh. Besides, a Pangasius cluster has also been identified in Sidharth Nagar district for the aquaculture development in fast track mode in eastern region of Uttar Pradesh.

(d): The Government is promoting enhanced fish production and income generation of fishers through the various interventions under PMMSY, including aquaculture expansion, infrastructure development, modern technologies, post-harvest management, cold chain facilities, value addition and market linkages. These interventions have contributed significantly to the growth of the fisheries sector in the country, including in Uttar Pradesh. During the implementation period of PMMSY, the fisheries sector in the country has recorded substantial growth, including, increase of annual fish production from 141.64 lakh tonne in 2019-20 to 197.97 lakh tonne in 2024-25, increase in fisheries export from Rs.46,662.85 crore in 2019-20 to Rs.73,890 crore in 2025-26, enhanced per capita fish consumption from 5-6 kg to 12-13 kg and enhanced aquaculture productivity from 3 tonne/hectare to 4.7 tonne per hectare. These initiatives are expected to further strengthen fisheries development and improve the livelihoods and incomes of fishers and small farmers in the eastern region of Uttar Pradesh.

This information was given by Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Minister Shri Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh in the Lok Sabha in response to a question asked.

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Annexure-I

Statement regarding ‘Inland Fisheries Infrastructure under PMMSY’ due for answer on 28th July, 2026: State-wise consolidated details of projects approved, central fund released under Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana during last six years from 2020-21 to 2025-26

Sl. No.

State/UT

Project Cost

Central Share

State Share

Beneficiary Share

Central fund released

1

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

269.84

245.33

0.00

24.51

17.09

2

Andhra Pradesh

2,328.89

681.38

1,213.59

433.92

444.95

3

Arunachal Pradesh

230.31

159.18

17.68

53.45

127.09

4

Assam

541.63

298.44

40.49

202.70

218.51

5

Bihar

579.62

193.12

131.25

255.25

121.93

6

Chhattisgarh

956.86

321.01

216.91

418.95

272.37

7

Delhi

5.33

2.86

0.00

2.47

1.63

8

Goa

147.24

72.19

48.13

26.92

53.05

9

Gujarat

910.75

346.74

231.16

332.85

173.35

10

Haryana

760.87

262.16

192.54

306.17

162.75

11

Himachal Pradesh

156.03

79.93

9.58

66.52

78.91

12

Jammu & Kashmir

154.57

81.43

0.00

73.14

79.61

13

Jharkhand

472.63

166.58

111.05

195.00

118.50

14

Karnataka

1,053.60

380.32

291.54

381.75

328.29

15

Kerala

1,329.63

570.49

447.98

311.16

432.22

16

Ladakh

33.49

20.10

0.00

13.40

12.17

17

Lakshadweep

62.45

44.22

0.00

18.24

14.42

18

Madhya Pradesh

910.81

305.51

206.50

398.80

292.27

19

Maharashtra

1,601.44

593.33

510.97

497.14

392.11

20

Manipur

201.82

95.84

10.65

95.32

29.92

21

Meghalaya

132.62

74.26

8.25

50.12

65.44

22

Mizoram

154.17

85.61

10.35

58.21

83.52

23

Nagaland

168.33

109.56

12.17

46.60

89.17

24

Odisha

1,301.19

484.66

467.42

349.11

361.35

25

Puducherry

351.26

296.44

0.00

54.82

92.40

26

Punjab

162.23

46.96

31.31

83.95

29.46

27

Rajasthan

70.38

24.53

16.72

29.13

8.90

28

Sikkim

83.68

51.70

5.77

26.22

43.98

29

Tamil Nadu

1,236.21

474.99

488.36

272.85

223.02

30

Telangana

353.02

112.69

83.01

157.33

41.19

31

The DNH and Daman and Diu

135.17

132.44

0.00

2.73

1.79

32

Tripura

262.93

150.60

17.49

94.85

91.45

33

Uttar Pradesh

1,294.32

412.30

286.80

595.22

336.61

34

Uttarakhand

317.25

170.20

18.92

128.13

166.68

35

West Bengal

546.38

223.19

148.79

174.41

87.04

A

Total (CSS)

19,276.97

7,770.28

5,275.37

6,231.33

5,093.16

B

CS

2,117.90

1,740.61

0.00

377.29

1,019.96

A+B

Total

(CSS + CS)

21,394.88

9,510.89

5,275.37

6,608.62

6,113.12

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