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MLA Dr. Mantar Gowda informs
Kudige, Nov 2: The Fisheries Department has already released Rs 10 crore for the idea of opening a modern fish farm for tourists in Harangi, the first in the district. Following discussions at the state level, the Fisheries Department has started preparations to start a fish farm at the site of the Irrigation Department in Harangi. Madikeri constituency MLA Dr. Mantar Gowda said this in Harangi.
In view of the fact that thousands of tourists are already visiting Harangi every day and to facilitate the tourists in visiting the Brindavan Garden of the Harangi Dam and viewing the livestock at the nearby livestock camp, the Fisheries Department has taken the initiative to set up a new model of a modern aquarium center for tourists to view.
The land in front of the Harangi Dam belongs to the Irrigation Department, and an agreement has already been signed between the two departments and a survey has also been carried out by the Revenue Department regarding the issue of providing the land to the Fisheries Department. The MLA said that after identifying the land, the tender process will be held as per the work action plan and the new project will be implemented.
In the coming days, as soon as the Irrigation Department hands over the land for the construction of the aquarium center building, the state government has already released Rs. 10. The taluk level officials are ready to undertake the construction of a modern technology fish farm at a cost of crores.
In this regard, the high-level officials of the State Fisheries Department have inspected the site and instructed to carry out the work process. Accordingly, after the handover of the site by the Irrigation Department, the construction of the fish farm building is being prepared by the Fisheries Department. Dr. Mantar Gowda said that the work will start very soon in view of the tourists visiting the district and visiting Harangi. On this occasion, Kushalnagar Taluk Guarantee Implementation Committee President V.P. Shashidhar, City Congress President Joseph Victor Sons, Basavanahalli Cooperative Society President S.R. Arunrao, Cauvery Irrigation Advisory Committee members T.K. Panduraga, Uma, Hebbale Shekhar, K.S. Krishna Gowda, Kudige Annaiah, Hebbale Ranjan, and office bearers of various party units were present. - K.K. Nagarajashetty
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