Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Maharashtra to complete Morshi Fisheries College on schedule
The Maharashtra government is building a new Fisheries Science College in Morshi.
The minister, Nitesh Rane, had a meeting to check how the construction is going.
He said it's important to finish on time and make sure it's good quality.
The college will help students learn about fishing and research.
The government has given land for the college and for practical training.
The minister wants regular checks to avoid delays.
Maharashtra Fisheries and Ports Minister Nitesh Rane reviewed the progress of the Morshi Fisheries Science College project.
The college is being established under the Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University, Nagpur.
The government has allocated 4.08 hectares of land for administrative operations and 33 hectares for practical training.
Rane directed officials to ensure timely completion and maintain quality standards.
The college aims to create skilled manpower and promote research in the fisheries sector.
- Who
- Maharashtra Fisheries and Ports Minister Nitesh Rane
- What
- Review of the progress of the Morshi Fisheries Science College project
- When
- July 29, 2026
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Why
- To ensure timely completion and quality of the project
Government Commitment
Potential Challenges
Project Importance
Government Commitment
The government emphasizes the college's role in creating skilled manpower and promoting modern research in the fisheries sector.
Potential Challenges
Critics may question the feasibility of completing the project on time and maintaining quality standards.
- Location
- Morshi, Amravati district, Maharashtra
- Land Area
- 4.08 hectares for administrative operations, 33 hectares for practical training
- Academic Year
- 2025–26
- Minister
- Nitesh Rane
- University
- Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University, Nagpur