Indian coastal agriculture is at high risk from increasing climate change, including erratic monsoons, rising temperatures, and increased frequency of floods. These climate challenges threaten the livelihoods of smallholder farmers, necessitating urgent shifts towards climate-resilient farming practices to maintain food security and economic stability. Currently, India's climate-resilient efforts with respect to coastal agriculture are focused on implementing salt-resistant crops, water-efficient practices, and integrated farming systems. However, widespread adoption remains limited, and scaling up these practices is critical to addressing climate impacts across diverse agro-ecological regions.