Green finance is a key instrument for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) since it is essential in balancing environmental sustainability with economic growth. This study is motivated with the fact there is an urgent need to investigate how green finance might be used to accomplish the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as evidenced by the widening financial gaps in India's sustainable development agenda. Hence, the purpose of the study is to evaluate the role of role of green finance in promoting SDGs The collected data was analysed using One Sample t-test. The findings of the study indicated that Mobilizing sustainable capital for eco-friendly projects, Financing renewable energy sources like solar and wind, Supporting low-carbon industrial development, Funding climate-resilient infrastructure, Investing in sustainable urban development and green transport, Encouraging corporate adoption of ESG practices, Providing green microfinance for poverty reduction and jobs, Funding biodiversity conservation and afforestation, Supporting marine ecosystem protection projects, Reducing pollution-related health risks, Financing innovations in clean technologies, Strengthening policy implementation for sustainability, Enhancing global cooperation through green investment funds, and Promoting water conservation and sustainable agriculture are significant role of Green Finance in Promoting SDGs.