India's transition towards a green economy is an imperative response to the pressing challenges of climate change, environmental degradation, and sustainable development.At the forefront of this transformation is the integration of renewable energy sources into the national energy mix.This research paper aims to assess the profound impact of renewable energy integration on India's green economic transition.The study begins with an exploration of the global and national context of renewable energy integration, framing it as a pivotal component of India's strategy to achieve sustainability goals.Drawing from a comprehensive literature review, it investigates the multifaceted relationship between renewable energy deployment and economic growth, environmental sustainability, social development, and energy security.Using a rigorous methodology that combines quantitative analysis with qualitative insights, the paper evaluates the economic, environmental, and social implications of India's renewable energy initiatives.It delves into the growth of renewable energy capacity, assessing its influence on GDP growth, emission reduction, and employment generation.Furthermore, it investigates how renewable energy contributes to energy security and reduced import dependency.The study also sheds light on the challenges faced in renewable energy integration and offers policy recommendations to address these barriers.It concludes by emphasizing the continued significance of renewable energy integration in India's green economic transition and underscores the need for sustained efforts and policies to ensure a sustainable and prosperous future.
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