The Geological Survey of India (GSI) is actively engaged in mineral exploration projects across India, with a focus on 14 projects in West Bengal to discover deposits of minerals like graphite, gold, and titanium in various districts. Additionally, GSI, in collaboration with IIT Dhanbad, has uncovered natural hydrogen potential in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, marking a significant step towards sustainable and clean energy technologies in India. The agency is also leveraging Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for mineral exploration to identify potential zones. GSI's plans include executing 1,200 critical mineral exploration projects between 2024-31, with a budget of Rs 4,000 crore allocated for ongoing projects. Furthermore, GSI has submitted 35 blocks for offshore mineral development auctioning. This holistic approach by GSI showcases a progressive vision towards enhancing India's mineral exploration and clean energy development.