India's renewable energy sector is experiencing a significant surge, with the country's solar power capacity exceeding 100 GW and additional projects in the pipeline. The Union Budget for 2025-26 has doubled the allocation for the National Green Hydrogen Mission to ₹600 crore, with a focus on establishing India as a global leader in green hydrogen production. Despite challenges like costly domestic solar modules affecting government schemes for homeowners and farmers, India is committed to meeting the rising hydrogen demand and reducing costs. Additionally, Adani Green's withdrawal from wind projects in Sri Lanka and Premier Energies' decision to delay a solar factory plan in the US due to policy uncertainties under President Trump highlight the impact of international developments on the green energy sector.