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Isro to offer technology to boost fishermen's livelihood, save lives at sea

Fishermen will get information on locations with higher fish populations and alerts on natural calamities, and will also be able to send messages from sea to their families back on land

The Indian Space Research Organization intends to send an uncrewed orbiter, lander and rover to the moon in the first half of 2018
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ISRO intends to send an uncrewed orbiter, lander and rover to the moon in the first half of 2018

T E Narasimhan Chennai
The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) has developed a device that would help boost the livelihood of fishermen, address safety issues and allow them to communicate with their families back on land. Besides, Isro would also help Goa Tourism reduce the number of deaths at sea.

Speaking on the sidelines of World Space-Biz, organised by Isro and CII, Nilesh Desai, deputy director, SAC confirmed that Isro's Navigation Satellite would help in these initiatives.

Fishermen will get information on locations with higher concentration of fish and alerts about cyclones or other natural calamities, and will also be able to send messages to a

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