Tribal women from Pulicat earn ₹1 lakh from sale of farmed clownfish
A group of 25 tribal women in Pulicat, Tamil Nadu, earned ₹1 lakh by farming clownfish through a government-funded initiative. The project provides sustainable income while promoting biodiversity conservation by reducing reliance on wild-caught ornamental fish.
Why it matters
Demonstrates the success of government-backed sustainable aquaculture projects in empowering marginalized communities.
Tribal women from Pulicat earn ₹1 lakh from sale of farmed clownfish left The tribal women from Chengi Amman Nagar in Pulicat who were beneficiaries of the Tamil Nadu Tribal Welfare Department initiative. Special arrangement Special arrangement https://th-i.thgim.com/public/news/national/tamil-nadu/xbe8bj/article71589323.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/WhatsApp%20Image%202026-10-15%20at%208.59.14%20PM.jpeg The project was funded by the Tamil Nadu Tribal Welfare Department Chennai A collective of tribal women from Chengi Amman Nagar in Pulicat in Tiruvallur District has managed to rake in ₹1 lakh from the sale of clownfish provided to them to rear as part of project funded by the Tamil Nadu Tribal Welfare Department.
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