Pratap Chandra Das
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Dr. Pratap Chandra Das is a leading researcher in fisheries science and aquaculture development, with a focused expertise on the growth and sustainability of fish farming in resource-limited regions. His most cited work, "An overview of growth and future prospects of fish farming in the North-East India" (2023), has garnered 3 citations, reflecting its timely contribution to understanding the dramatic rise of India’s fisheries sector. Dr. Das’s research critically examines the socio-economic dynamics of fish farming, emphasizing the role of small-scale fishers—who capture aquatic life from diverse water bodies—in driving primary production. By analyzing regional growth trends and future prospects, he provides actionable insights for enhancing productivity and livelihoods in North-East India, a region with immense untapped potential. His work bridges the gap between traditional fishing practices and modern aquaculture, offering a roadmap for sustainable development. With a career dedicated to advancing fisheries science, Dr. Das’s contributions are vital for policymakers, students, and researchers aiming to boost food security and economic resilience through aquaculture. His findings underscore the transformative impact of strategic fish farming on rural communities.
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