Socioeconomic conditions of the fishers in India are very low. Fishers generally have pursue less education and live under improper housing conditions. With a very low income from fishing, fishers supported a large member of family which compel the fisher's to burrow credits to fulfil their basic needs. The income of the fisherswere very low and remain circulatedinside the vicious circle of poverty. India is a country with diversity in culture and this cultural diversity were reflected in their fishing activities too. Training programmes and scientific orientations are avail at heterogeneous manner in most of the places in India. Therefore proper fishery management policies, effective input supply, technical and social support may improve the livelihood of the fishers which will ultimately increase the overall fisheries productivity of India.
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Bijayalakshmi DeviNongmaithem (2014) studied this question.