India is taking significant steps towards achieving green steel production by forming a consortium to develop indigenous technology. The aim is to reduce the carbon footprint in the steel sector. The government is working on making clean energy-based steel production more affordable by urging international technology providers to lower costs. Initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission are being undertaken to pilot green steel-making, with financial support provided for projects. A consortium, led by the Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology, is interested in piloting India's first green steel-making initiative using hydrogen-based Direct Reduced Iron production. The government is also focusing on reducing the carbon intensity in steel production by about 20% in the short term. Efforts include developing a decarbonization roadmap, promoting hydrogen use, and implementing carbon capture technologies. The Energiron direct reduction technology, using hydrogen, is highlighted for its energy efficiency and environmental compliance. While challenges like the high cost of imported technology remain, India's progress in green steel production is promising and aligns with global efforts towards sustainable steel manufacturing.