With the rise in global temperatures, India has been focusing on its green transition to combat climate change. The country has significantly increased its renewable energy capacity and is working towards achieving its ambitious targets by 2030. Various policies like PLI schemes and FAME have been introduced to promote electric vehicles and green manufacturing. India aims to establish a clear and comprehensive tax framework in the upcoming 2025 Budget to incentivize green investments and encourage the adoption of sustainable practices. The country advocates for climate finance at international forums to support developing nations in achieving climate goals. To boost innovation in green technology, tax incentives, and exemptions from corporate income tax are suggested. Incentives for electric vehicles, such as tax holidays and infrastructure support, are proposed to accelerate e-mobility adoption. India's National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to position the country as a global hub for green hydrogen production. Measures like reducing GST rates on green hydrogen and supporting renewable power plants are essential for achieving this mission. Additionally, a just transition plan is crucial to address job displacement in traditional sectors. The writer emphasizes the importance of a well-thought-out tax policy in Budget 2025 to propel India towards a greener future.