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In the Korlaha Chaur, there are 17 big ponds, the largest spread over 14 acres. Nearly 50 local residents, mostly youth, fish in the chaur’s ponds.

“Every day I take fresh fish from the chaur and sell them in villages near Mutlupur. Now I can earn my livelihood, and I have stopped thinking of migrating to other states for work. There are dozens like me here, who are selling fish as it is a profitable business,” Mukesh Kumar, a Dalit youth, told 

Ramchander Prasad said that availability of fishes in the big ponds has made it easy for youth like him to make a living locally.

According to officials in Bihar’s fisheries department, the state requires over 600,000 tons of fish annually, whereas the production is less than 500,000 tons. But more than 30,000 tons of fish from Bihar are sold in West Bengal and exported to Nepal. Presently, the per capita annual consumption of fish in Bihar is 7.7 kg compared to the national average of 10 kg per person.

Bihar is not producing adequate fish to fill its own demand despite having plenty of water resources including wetlands. The state government has decided to work towards making Bihar a fish-surplus state by 2020.

“Thousands of hectares of wetlands across the state could be used for aquaculture. This can not only turn Bihar into a fish-surplus state but make it a main supplier of fish across the country,” Shivraj Singh, manager of a fishery, told 

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