As Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes 11 years in office, India reflects on a decade of profound reforms under his leadership, particularly in the energy sector. The shift towards sustainability, innovation, and self-reliance has been notable. From reducing import dependency to championing renewable energy and embracing green hydrogen, India has emerged as a key player in the clean energy transition. The National Green Hydrogen Mission stands out as a flagship initiative, with a comprehensive approach to building an ecosystem for green hydrogen production. With significant investments and public sector involvement, India aims to drive innovation, create green jobs, and position itself as a global leader in clean energy. Beyond green hydrogen, India's energy reforms encompass a broad spectrum, including expanding renewable energy capacity, empowering rural areas with solar power schemes, promoting bio-energy, and enhancing natural gas infrastructure. The energy transition has also spurred a wave of innovation in India's startup ecosystem, supported by government policies and funding mechanisms. Looking ahead, the focus shifts to scaling these reforms quickly while addressing challenges such as balancing energy demand with environmental goals and ensuring inclusive participation in the energy economy. India's narrative in the global energy landscape has shifted from a consumer to an innovator, driven by a decade of political will, policy innovation, and a commitment to a sustainable and self-reliant future.