India has made significant strides in combatting climate change and promoting sustainability in 2024. The country achieved a major shift as coal's share in the power generation capacity fell below 50%, with renewables contributing largely to new capacity. India became the world's third-largest solar power generator, overtaking Japan, with an impressive 89.4 GW of installed solar capacity. The expansion of Ramsar Sites to 80, including new sites in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, signifies India's commitment to ecosystem preservation. Furthermore, the launch of the National Green Hydrogen Mission with an increased budget aims to establish a substantial green hydrogen capacity by 2030. These accomplishments align with India's focus on renewable energy, environmental conservation, and sustainable development.