NSP student applications closed on 31 October 2026 — but your scholarship is not safe yet. Institute verification ends 15 November and Level-2 checks close 30 November. Here is exactly what fisheries students must check, fix and chase this week.
Malta’s licensed fishers can claim 50% EU funding — up to €75,000 — to diversify into tourism, catering, environmental services or education. Final cut-off: 31 December 2026 at noon.
20 reservoir fisheries MCQs with answers — classification, productivity, stocking species, cage culture and Budget 2026–27 facts for fisheries exams.
Declared rebuilt in 2026 after 25 years away, yelloweye rockfish could return to limited fishing in 2027 — one fish in May, under a 116-tonne coast-wide cap. Here is what is confirmed and what is still only proposed.
KUFOS is empanelling 3 watchmen on daily wages at its College of Fisheries, Payyanur. Walk in on 9 November 2026 at 10:30 am — ₹600 per 8-hour duty, capped at ₹20,000 a month.
University of Georgia’s Aquatic One Health Lab is recruiting an MS or PhD student in aquatic animal health — stipend, tuition support and farm fieldwork, with a Spring/Summer 2027 start. Contact the lab early; the reported application deadline is 1 January 2027.
Union Minister releases the organic fisheries SOP at Mangan today, with Rs 375 lakh of PMMSY projects, Kisan Credit Cards and MMMUY cheques for Sikkim fish farmers.
UN Women’s Making Waves report, launched 30 Oct 2026, finds women bear the brunt of the ocean crisis: anaemia 2.4 points higher near industrial fishing, 1.6x harder to move grounds, salty-water pregnancy risks, and just 14% of fishery ministerial portfolios held by women.
Andhra Pradesh has joined GAIS for the first time in 2026-27, with proposals received to cover 2,84,888 fishers: ₹5 lakh for accidental death or total disability, ₹2.5 lakh for partial disability, ₹25,000 hospitalisation — zero premium for fishers. Claims must be intimated within 120 days. Plus: the post-Cyclone Arnab boat-insurance proposal, explained honestly.
Rome’s GFCM session gave Tunisia’s red-shrimp fishers a quota breakthrough — and left deep-sea habitats waiting another year. Here’s what was agreed, what was blocked, and what we still don’t know.