Why? Because the grid can’t handle it. Even as air conditioners screamed for power under record heat, sunny afternoons forced solar farms to shut down. The problem? Not enough transmission lines, no storage, and coal plants that can’t flex quickly. Experts call it ‘asking an elephant to dance.’ Battery storage could be the fix; but India’s just 3 GW into a 74 GW goal by 2032. The irony? We’re building solar faster than we’re building the system to use it. If we don’t fix this, we’ll keep burning coal even when the sun’s shining. The real bottleneck isn’t generation; it’s the grid. And the clock’s ticking.