India faces various challenges in adopting clean technology. Some of these challenges are:

• Lack of awareness and understanding of the benefits of clean technology among businesses and consumers.
• High upfront costs involved in implementing clean technology solutions.
• Limited availability of clean technologies in the market due to inadequate research and development.
• Poor infrastructure for the implementation and maintenance of clean technologies.
• Inadequate policies and regulations to ensure the adoption of clean technologies.
• Inconsistent government support for the promotion of clean technologies.

To address these challenges, India needs to undertake certain measures such as:

• Develop public-private partnerships to promote the adoption of clean technology.
• Encourage investment in clean technology research and development.
• Provide tax incentives and subsidies for clean technology adoption by businesses and consumers.
• Develop efficient infrastructure for the implementation and maintenance of clean technologies.
• Establish suitable policies and regulations to promote clean technologies and penalize polluting businesses.
• Providing consistent government support through funding, grants and public awareness campaigns to encourage clean technology adoption.

By implementing these measures, India can overcome the barriers to clean technology adoption and progress towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly future.