The article discusses the challenges India faces in meeting its 2030 renewable energy targets, with a focus on the supply-demand mismatch and over-reliance on solar energy. It emphasizes the need for a more balanced energy portfolio, accelerated renewable installations, and dynamic pricing mechanisms to address these challenges. Key developments in the renewable energy sector include the significant growth of solar power capacity, investments in green hydrogen through the National Green Hydrogen Mission, a surge in renewable energy investments attracting foreign funding, and a focus on pumped storage and battery energy storage systems to enhance grid reliability. India's Renewable Energy Parks, rural electrification initiatives, and participation in the International Solar Alliance demonstrate its commitment to clean energy transition. Additionally, the article highlights India's progress in bioenergy and waste-to-energy projects, as well as the expansion of wind energy capacity onshore and offshore. Overall, India is making strides towards achieving its renewable energy goals through a multifaceted approach that includes infrastructure development, investment attraction, and international collaborations.