Only scientific approach in pisciculture can fulfil the PM’s vision plan Doubling Farmers’ income by 2022-23′ in Tripura which the government officers and others are doing their level best to success it. ICAR Tripura Centre through various centrally sponsored projects imparting skilled oriented training to the fish cultivators in different parts of the state with the sole objectives to increase fish production in the state. ICAR extended support for the remote fish farmers of Pilak, South Tripura by supplying fingerlings of Indian major carps, limestone and fish feed on July 2, 2020 in collaboration with it’s KVK situated in South Tripura district. According to fishery experts, if culture fishery resources of the State (27,380 ha) are scientifically backed with adoption of proper size of the fingerlings, species composition and feed and fertilization schedule along with fish and pond health management, then, 4-5 MT of fish/ha/year can easily be achieved. Such impetus in composite culture with major carps and also in locally available diversified indigenous species namely Moka, Darkina, Chapila, Tengra, Catfish,Puti, Kanla etc in the state can easily meet its per capita fish consumption at 25 kg/capita/annum by significantly reducing the fish import.