Aquaculture has emerged as one of the rapidly growing industries, creating employment opportunities and providing nutrition to a vast majority of the population. With the increase in population, the demand for aquaculture has also increased. As per the National Fisheries Policy (2020) report, the total fisheries potential of India has been estimated at 22.31 million metric tons contributing 1.07% to the national GDP. The usage of information and communication technology in aquaculture helps maintain the quality standards of fish farms which leads to high production, and thus optimizing the cost for the farmers. In India, the practice rate of technology-based farming is very low mainly due to high implementation costs. However, numerous devices are currently being developed to provide cost-effective systems to manage data and water quality. This review aimed to provide an overview of the current aquaculture practices based upon the usage of advanced technology depicting their contribution to aquaculture.