#11 Cuddalore ring-seiners struggle to survive after the ban
By Jan Mogens Borchert
This is Part 2 of the story describing the rise and fall of ring-seine fishing in
#10 The rise and fall of Cuddalore’s ring-seiners
By Jan Mogens Borchert
This month, we bring to you a series on how the modernisation of harbours in India
#9 Harbours of transformation
This month, we bring to you a series on how the modernisation of harbours in India is changing the lives
#8 What do the election results mean for India's fishers
On 4th June 2024, India, the world's largest democracy, chose not a single party in majority. Out of
#7 Climate Change & Infra Boom: A match made in hell
On 4th December, as parts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh were getting pummeled by Cyclone Michaung, a severe cyclonic
#6 Israel's relentless suppression of Gaza's fishers
Hello, dear readers. Apologies for the long hiatus. Today's post is dedicated to Gaza, and a recognition of
#5 Are port-projects choking India's fishers?
On 18th August, from 6pm to 8pm, Twitter (X) was abuzz in India. A hashtag, #StopAdaniSaveChennai was doing the rounds.
#4 It's Official: Aquaculture can now be practiced unabated across India's coastline
This week, during the ongoing parliamentary Monsoon Session, both the Lok Sabha [House of the People] and the Rajya Sabha
#3 India's fixation with shrimp - a policy perspective
Hola! Welcome to the third edition of Fishy Waters. This month, we want to spend some time unpacking shrimp – a
#2 Cost of a Cyclone
This June, India's west coast witnessed its longest cyclone since 1977. Starting on 6th June, a cyclonic depression
