The article discusses the difference between renewable and sustainable energy, emphasizing their importance in reducing dependence on fossil fuels while ensuring the well-being of future generations. Renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydro in India are highlighted as key players in the country's sustainable energy transition. India's ambitious goal of achieving 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 is backed by significant progress in solar and wind energy sectors. Solar energy, with over 107 GW installed capacity, stands out as a leading contributor to India's green energy revolution, powering various sectors and witnessing a surge in adoption. Wind energy, with over 51 GW installed capacity, is on track to meet its targets, supported by companies like Tata Power. While hydropower has historically been a major source of renewable electricity, its growth faces challenges like environmental impacts and community displacement. The article encourages the adoption of sustainable practices like solar, wind, and hydro energy to drive India's renewable energy goals.