India is setting high aspirations for its clean hydrogen sector, viewing it as a pivotal tool for decarbonizing the economy and catering to potential global markets. With its vast renewable energy potential, especially in solar power, India is strategically positioned to emerge as a competitive and cost-effective producer of green hydrogen. The country's vision includes becoming a significant player in green hydrogen, potentially rivalling China, the current leader in global cost efficiency. Despite the known hurdles that have hindered green hydrogen initiatives worldwide, India is determined to overcome these obstacles. By setting ambitious targets such as producing 5-7.5 million tons of hydrogen per year by 2030, India is showcasing its commitment to sustainable energy practices. Progress is already visible through initiatives like AM Green Ammonia's investment decision for a 1 million ton per year ammonia plant, with plans to expand to 5 million tons annually by 2030. Additionally, Sembcorp's engineering endeavors for a green ammonia plant in Tuticorin highlight the growing interest and activity in the Indian hydrogen sector. Major players like Reliance and Essar further underline the positive sentiment towards green hydrogen by announcing significant investments in related projects. The developments in India's hydrogen industry signal a promising trajectory towards a cleaner, more sustainable energy landscape.