India is making significant strides towards its renewable energy targets, with Minister Pralhad Joshi outlining the country's achievements and future goals at the International Solar Alliance in New Delhi. India has reached 90 gigawatts of installed solar capacity and is on track to achieve 500 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2030. The country is also focusing on producing 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen by the same year. Joshi emphasized the importance of solar energy initiatives, including solar rooftop schemes, to empower communities in generating their own renewable energy. The International Solar Alliance's '1000 Strategy' aims to mobilize $1000 billion in solar energy investments by 2030, reflecting India's commitment to energy access and sustainability. With a coalition of 120 member countries, the ISA has made significant progress in advancing solar energy projects globally. India's dedication to renewable energy aligns with PM Narendra Modi's vision for sustainable growth, establishing the nation as a leader in renewable energy innovation.