The Indian Government has undertaken several initiatives to promote 'green steel' technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the country's steel manufacturing sector. Task Forces comprising industry stakeholders and experts were established to recommend technologies for decarbonisation, including the adoption of Green Hydrogen, Energy Efficiency, and Carbon Capture. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy introduced the National Green Hydrogen Mission to encourage the use of Green Hydrogen in iron and steel production. Other programs such as the National Solar Mission, PAT scheme, and deployment of Best Available Technologies aid in enhancing sustainability and energy efficiency in the steel industry. Additionally, the government has implemented measures like the Steel Scrap Recycling Policy and Motor Vehicles Scrapping Facility Rules to boost the production of recycled steel for a circular economy. These efforts align with the aim of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable practices in the steel sector. The initiatives showcase a positive outlook towards innovation, collaboration, and environmentally friendly practices in the steel industry in India.