Srinagar, April 17 -- The fisheries sector in Jammu and Kashmir is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation. According to official data, the region's fish production touched 28,000 metric tonnes in 2023-24, with a remarkable 19,530 metric tonnes already achieved by November 2024. This sharp rise is not only a testament to the region's untapped aquatic potential but also a beacon of sustainable economic and employment growth. Jammu and Kashmir's unique geographical and climatic conditions make it ideally suited for both cold-water and warm-water aquaculture. With over 27,000 hectares of water resources including rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds, the scope for fish farming is immense. Traditionally known for trout farming, we are now...