Currently, the world is experiencing a sustainability crisis issues and businesses in developed nations are developing solutions to these problems by using Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM). Likewise, developing nations' industries are making an effort to implement GSCM for sustainable development. This paper addresses the current state of GSCM practises with respect to India and presents a thorough literature review of GSCM practices. PRISMA approach was employed for this investigation and looked at 81 GSCM research papers from journals with Scopus and Web of Science indexes, including 20 papers from Indian manufacturing industry. By evaluating a number of studies, both theoretical and practical, the papers provided here highlighted the critical success factors in implementation of green supply chain management and its barriers. Additionally, it shows a sharp growth in the number of empirical studies on GSCM during the past few years. This review article will aid managers, researchers, academics, and policymakers in studying GSCM practices in India and other developing countries.