India has set ambitious targets to become a global leader in green hydrogen production by 2030, with an emphasis on domestic demand and exports. The government's Green Hydrogen Policy and the National Green Hydrogen Mission have outlined production capacity targets and identified critical ecosystem enablers. Various policy decisions, incentives for green hydrogen production, and infrastructure development are underway to create a favorable environment for growth. However, challenges like ensuring continuous power supply, developing efficient distribution networks, and addressing buyers' willingness to pay a premium remain. The sector is also facing obstacles such as competition with blue hydrogen and issues with the sale of excess power from renewable energy projects. Policy reforms allowing the sale of excess power and strategic developments in renewable energy generation are crucial for India's success in the green hydrogen market.