Union minister Nitin Gadkari emphasized the urgent need to address the significant contribution of the transport industry, responsible for 40% of India's pollution, in causing air pollution. At the Green Bharat Summit in New Delhi, he outlined various measures being undertaken to combat this issue, including the promotion of electric vehicles, CNG cars and scooters, as well as initiatives like flex engines. Gadkari highlighted the importance of green hydrogen as a key solution for reducing pollution levels, pointing towards a future with increased reliance on renewable energy sources. He expressed confidence in India's ability to achieve carbon neutrality by 2070, leveraging technologies like solar power and green hydrogen. The minister stressed the importance of developing green hydrogen through innovative methods involving biomass and municipal waste, aiming to shift India from being an energy importer to an exporter. Additionally, the focus on enhancing the quality of public transport was emphasized not only to mitigate air pollution but also to drive economic growth. The measures proposed by Gadkari signal a positive shift towards environmental sustainability and energy self-sufficiency in India.