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Sustainability consists of fulfilling the needs of current generations without compromising the needs of future generations. The same thrives on by striking a balance between economic growth, environmental care and social well-being. Brundtland Report defines the concept of Sustainable development as development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own needs. This article focuses on the challenges to the sustainability of fisheries due to sea-level rise, acidification and changes in salinity, precipitation, groundwater and river flows, extreme weather events and the issues in livelihoods and economies that depend and circumferences on them. The over exploitation of the oceanic bodies has left the tides of vulnerability with a higher wave of oscillating the survival of oceanic lives. The question of survivability of these voiceless voices to be addressed as prime factor to ensure the confidence in future generations about their sustainability. These threat prone conditions cause the edge of extinction of marine species such as North Atlantic Right Whale, Asian Giant Soft shell Turtle, Porpoises, Bluefin tuna, Sea otters, Manatee and Fur seals. Crimes on aquatics especially on Dolphins, which was declared by Government of India as National Aquatic Animal do occur even after the launch of the Project Dolphin in 2019. The deterioration of marine biodiversity has eventually lead to a situation of endangering not only the pisces of the kingdom Animalia but also declined the richness bestowed on the seas and coasts. The article also lays stress on the aspects of economic contributions by these marine enriched resources. Human activities and consistent intervention such as putting plastic waste in oceans, oil spilling, the catastrophe by cruise ships which dump waste into waters, fill the planet with carbon dioxide, and kill marine wildlife must be termed as unspeakable violence against defenseless creatures. The state and the position of these aqua culture and marine fauna has portrayed the graph of vulnerability at a higher rate. The article further more emphasize on the concept of doctrine of inter-generational equity in owing to Mother Earth and to all succeeding generations to develop and conserve the natural resources thereby preserving these aquatic species. Further about the initiatives taken by the Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Government of India in ensuring the optimal utilizations of the natural resources and living creatures. The article throws light on the dark areas of criminality succumbing the lives of these dumb creatures and the confronting and circumferences the Indian laws. It also bridges the position on India with that of the international territorial scenarios in mitigating the threats towards sustainability in fishing. This article tries to provide a solution by finding ways to attain the go green concept in the aqua blue world with the use of modern technologies. It further upholds the of Right of survival of these species on the mother earth.