THE NAGALAND FISHERIES ACT, 1980

The Nagaland Fisheries Act, 1980

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This Act governs the management and conservation of fish resources within the state of Nagaland. It applies to the state government, private water owners, and anyone involved in fishing activities. The law matters because it establishes rules to prevent overfishing and environmental damage. It allows the government to license fishing operations, set restrictions on fishing gear and seasons, and protect fish during breeding periods. By regulating these activities, the Act aims to ensure sustainable fish stocks for the future while balancing the needs of local communities and the environment.

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