The 2024-25 budget under NDA 3.0 in India is focused on revitalizing the economy with a strong emphasis on clean energy. The budget aims to allocate a significant portion, 5-10% of GDP, to investments in renewable technologies, especially solar, to drive economic growth, create employment opportunities, and establish India as a global leader in renewable energy. The renewable industry, specifically the solar sector, expects policy continuity, fiscal incentives, and support for domestic manufacturing to be key priorities in the budget. By investing in clean energy, India seeks to reduce dependency on Chinese dominance in the sector and build resilient supply chains. The budget is seen as a crucial step towards achieving the government's vision of Vikisit Bharat, transforming India into a developed nation by 2047. Additionally, the budgetary support will focus on initiatives like establishing polysilicon refineries, funding R&D in disruptive technologies, and enhancing exports in the clean energy sector. Through a combination of tax incentives, production-linked incentives, and academia-industry collaboration, the budget aims to create a supportive ecosystem for sustainable energy development, preparing India for the future of solar and battery technologies.