The steel industry in India, a significant contributor to the country's economic growth, is now facing the imperative of transitioning to green production methods to align with climate goals. Responsible for 12% of India's emissions, the steel sector must undergo a transformation from coal-based production to eco-friendly technologies. The industry roadmap outlines the shift from Blast Furnace-Basic Oxygen Furnace to greener alternatives like Electric Arc Furnaces powered by renewable energy, green hydrogen Direct Reduced Iron processes, and Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage. Despite the sector's challenges, including the high cost of green hydrogen, limited scrap availability, and the market's reluctance to pay premiums for green steel, there is optimism for achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. Key strategies involve enhancing scrap collection, incentivizing green steel adoption through policies and tariffs, and promoting green hydrogen manufacturing domestically. With the goal of reaching 300 million tons of steel production capacity by 2030, India's steel industry faces a crucial juncture in balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability. By embracing collaborative efforts between the government, industry stakeholders, and innovative technologies, India aims to set a global example of sustainable steel production and contribute significantly to the country's long-term decarbonization goals.