India has embarked on a comprehensive evaluation of its ports to address operational shortcomings, improve infrastructure, and incorporate sustainable solutions. This review, encompassing major ports throughout the country, aims to enhance capacity, accommodate larger vessels, and promote green energy initiatives. The government's strategic approach includes establishing benchmark standards, ranking ports, and implementing common minimum standards to streamline cargo operations and enhance efficiency. Aligned with Maritime India Vision 2030 and Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047, the initiative also focuses on leveraging new technologies, including Green Hydrogen storage and renewable energy generation. Some ports, like Visakhapatnam and New Mangalore, have already transitioned to renewable energy sources, while others, such as Paradip and Chennai, are progressing towards sustainability. By fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and embracing innovative technologies, India aims to drive holistic improvements in its port infrastructure and operations. The upcoming 14th RAHSTA Expo, scheduled as part of the India Construction Festival in Mumbai, further underscores the country's commitment to advancing maritime development and sustainable practices.