India has made significant strides in its renewable energy journey, with a total electricity generation capacity of 452.69 GW, where renewable energy contributes 46.3%. Solar power leads the way with 90.76 GW, followed by wind energy, hydropower, and biopower. India announced bold targets at COP-26, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2070. The country has seen a 36.5% compound annual growth rate in solar energy. Government initiatives like Green Energy Open Access Rules and PM-KUSUM Scheme drive clean energy production and rural solar adoption. The National Green Hydrogen Mission focuses on green hydrogen production, while the PLI scheme aims to boost local manufacturing of solar PV modules. Challenges include skills shortage, coal reliance, and limited funding, but India remains committed to its renewable energy goals.