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Despite notable progress, numerous hurdles remain. Land acquisition protests, regional disparities, job displacement fears, and the need for technological self-sufficiency loom large. Indian policymakers are aware that simply ramping up capacity isn’t enough; optimizing resource utilization, reducing wastage, and building resilient supply chains are equally vital.
Strategic investments in domestic manufacturing—particularly for silicon wafers and panels—and fostering international cooperation can turbocharge India’s green revolution. Given the country’s enormous land resources, innovative solutions such as floating solar on water bodies and solar on agricultural lands are being explored, promising diversified approaches to harness solar energy.