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What fish-production target for the next five years was stated in the inland small-scale fisheries release of 23 October 2026?

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A30 million tonnes
B3 million tonnes
C300 million tonnes
D19.7 lakh tonnes
Correct Answer: A. 30 million tonnes

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Introduction Economy | Growth targets must be read with the correct time horizon and unit. Explanation The Fisheries Secretary stated a target of 30 million tonnes over the next five years. The release reported current annual production of about 19.7 million tonnes and inland fisheries contributing approximately three-fourths. It stressed that production growth must support small-scale fishers’ livelihoods and climate resilience. Thirty million tonnes equals 300 lakh tonnes. This is a future target, not production already achieved by 23 October. Important Notes Target: 30 million tonnes = 300 lakh tonnes. Horizon: next five years. Reported current output: about 19.7 Mt. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327362

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