The Ministry of Steel in India is taking proactive steps towards sustainable growth with the launch of the 'Green Steel Mission' and the 'PLI scheme 1.1'. The PLI scheme, aimed at the steel industry, has already attracted significant investments, driving employment and specialty steel production. The Green Steel Mission, with an estimated cost of Rs 15,000 crore, focuses on reducing carbon emissions and progressing towards the Net Zero Target. It includes incentives for renewable energy use and mandates for green steel adoption. The integration of the steel sector into the National Green Hydrogen Mission further aligns with decarbonization goals. Efforts to decarbonize the steel sector in India are supported by initiatives like the Taxonomy of Green Steel, Steel Scrap Recycling Policy, and pilot projects for green hydrogen production. The Ministry of Steel has allocated budgetary support for implementing pilot projects using green hydrogen in steel manufacturing processes. Additionally, there is a strategic emphasis on positioning India as a global steel industry leader through collaboration in raw materials, investments, technologies, and exports. The comprehensive strategy also aims to enhance domestic capabilities to meet both local demands and increase exports. The Ministry's actions underscore a positive sentiment towards promoting sustainability, green energy adoption, and economic development within the steel industry. By embracing green initiatives and technological advancements, India's steel sector is poised for a greener and more competitive future.