India is on a transformative journey towards clean energy, with a focus on reducing fossil fuel subsidies and investing in sustainable initiatives. The country has achieved an 85% reduction in fossil fuel subsidies, pivoting towards solar power, electric vehicles, and grid enhancements. Through schemes like the Green Energy Corridor and National Green Hydrogen Mission, India is driving clean energy infrastructure development. Private sector involvement is being encouraged through schemes like Production-Linked Incentive for hydrogen and solar manufacturing. Despite challenges like technology dependency on China for solar manufacturing, India aims to invest in research and development to enhance self-sufficiency. The government's efforts over the past decade have positioned India as a leader in sustainable energy initiatives, with promising future goals outlined in schemes like the PM Surya Ghar Yojana and National Green Hydrogen Mission. By fostering public engagement and strategic planning, India aims to maintain its leadership in sustainable energy for the next 30 to 40 years.