Throughout a long time, green chemistry (GC) reviled how a basic scientific methodology and advanced practice can enhance the safe output to human life and the environment without compromising the desired outcomes. For this, advancements in scientific processes have been made in the field of designing safer reagents and solvents, advancement in catalysis and possible development of the renewable feedstock. From the chapters of the past, future chemists are being taught and trained to a wider concept of green chemistry to practice and increase awareness towards human as well as environmental impact. Green Chemistry practice is in high demand and the adherence to the 12 principles of the Green Chemistry concept is growing rapidly. A need for great change in policy, rules and regulations that will force industries, research institutes, academics, and others are still needed more than ever. Moreover, better encouragement, awareness and making an individual person responsible to adapting to a Green Chemistry concept in a real practical way, are needed. Green actions are always louder than green words.