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In , the fishing community is wary of tourism’s rapid expansion. While the “Blue‑Guardians” have fostered a sense of pride, many still feel excluded from decision‑making.

Rao says, gesturing to a group of tourists peering at the glowing shoreline.

On a balmy Saturday morning, the sun rose over the turquoise waters of the Arabian Sea, casting a golden sheen on the bustling promenade of . Families strolled, kite‑flyers dotted the sky, and the scent of fresh coconut water mingled with the salty breeze. Yet, a half‑finished concrete wall—meant to curb coastal erosion—loomed in the background, a stark reminder that the very shoreline that draws visitors is also under threat.