India is navigating a crucial phase in balancing sustained economic growth with achieving net-zero goals. The Reserve Bank of India projects a sustainable financing requirement of 2.5% of GDP annually until 2030, amounting to close to $1 trillion by the end of the decade. The country is committed to expanding renewable energy capacity to 500GW by 2030, emphasizing the importance of integrating green initiatives with economic development measures. Challenges include upgrading last-mile energy delivery infrastructure, diversifying financing sources, supporting emerging clean technologies, and accelerating current financing mechanisms. Initiatives like sovereign green bonds, blended finance, and regulatory incentives are pivotal in mobilizing capital for sustainable projects. Efforts to engage Indian household savings in financing net-zero projects through green infrastructure debt funds are also underway. With a focus on sustainable finance, India is poised to deepen its sustainable finance ecosystem and make substantial progress towards achieving net-zero targets while sustaining economic growth.