The article highlights the rising importance of green hydrogen in India's energy landscape. Green hydrogen, produced through renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, is seen as a key element in India's efforts to meet its Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) and enhance energy security. The article explains the significance of green hydrogen in energy storage, mobility, and various applications like production of chemicals and blending in city gas distribution networks. While the benefits of green hydrogen are substantial, challenges such as high production costs, technology limitations, and maintenance expenses for fuel cells are acknowledged. The article emphasizes the need for robust policy frameworks, increased investment in R&D, and proactive industry collaboration to drive the adoption of green hydrogen. It suggests measures like incentivizing hydrogen production from biomass, promoting international collaborations, and setting up national hydrogen demonstration projects. By focusing on scaling up production, reducing costs, and creating a sustainable hydrogen economy, India can emerge as a global leader in the transition to green hydrogen.