This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the emerging trend of climate change litigation within the juridical landscape of India. Through an exploration of recent case law and the historical context of judicial activism and environmental considerations, it highlights the unique characteristics of the Indian judicial system that enable the integration of evolving principles of climate change law. The paper examines the intersection between domestic legal frameworks and international environmental principles, illustrating the judiciary's proactive stance in applying global standards at the national level. However, it also identifies challenges and roadblocks hindering the progress of climate litigation in contemporary times. By delineating the dichotomy between judicial enthusiasm for climate action and practical impediments, this paper offers insights into the evolving role of the Indian legal system in addressing the complex challenges posed by climate change