India, poised to become the third largest economy by 2030, faces a critical challenge in meeting its rapidly growing energy demands while combating the adverse effects of greenhouse gas emissions on the environment. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns of the long-lasting impact of carbon dioxide emissions, necessitating a shift towards sustainable energy sources and climate-friendly practices. Despite the global call for India to reduce its carbon footprint, the country continues to progress its green initiatives, including the National Green Hydrogen Mission aiming to produce significant amounts of green hydrogen by 2030. In order to bolster its climate resilience, India is urged to invest in disaster management, climate-resilient infrastructure, sustainable agriculture, healthcare, and community empowerment. While renewable energy sources like solar and wind power offer promising alternatives, challenges such as energy storage and industrial power needs persist. The need for a comprehensive approach encompassing individual behavior change, economic considerations, and technological advancements is highlighted to address the complex issue of climate change effectively.