The report discusses India's strategic shift towards low-carbon steel production through the integration of hydrogen technologies. It emphasizes the importance of adopting green hydrogen in the steel sector to reduce carbon emissions and align with global decarbonization standards. By 2025, India is expected to implement pilot initiatives and commercial projects that blend hydrogen in conventional DRI processes, paving the way for full-hydrogen routes. The country aims to scale up domestic hydrogen production, primarily from renewable sources, to meet the steel industry's needs. Infrastructure developments in hydrogen production, storage, and transportation are vital for reducing reliance on fossil fuels. The report covers various aspects such as hydrogen storage solutions, distribution networks, and the geographical variation in demand for hydrogen across different industry sectors. It also delves into the technical aspects of integrating hydrogen into DRI processes, including key modifications required and the comparative analysis of different approaches. The involvement of key players like Midrex Technologies, Tenova, and Primetals in driving technological advancements for hydrogen integration is highlighted. Additionally, the report addresses regulatory frameworks, economic feasibility, and the future outlook of hydrogen-based ironmaking in India, emphasizing the role of government policies and industry collaborations in driving innovation and achieving sustainability goals.