India is making significant strides in the adoption of green hydrogen as a key element in its renewable energy landscape. With aggressive plans to expand its solar capacity and the declining costs of solar electricity, India is uniquely positioned to harness green hydrogen produced via solar energy to meet its energy and environmental goals. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has set ambitious targets for solar capacity expansion, with the cost of solar electricity in recent auctions reaching record lows. Hydrogen production through electrolysis of water is seen as a solution to address the intermittency of solar power, ensuring a stable energy supply. Government initiatives like the National Hydrogen Mission and industry collaborations are driving the growth of the hydrogen economy in India. Projections indicate a significant increase in hydrogen demand by 2050, with a focus on green hydrogen production. Applications of hydrogen in transportation, industries, and energy storage are gaining traction, offering solutions to reduce air pollution, enhance energy security, and transition to cleaner fuel sources. Challenges such as high initial costs and infrastructure limitations exist, but policy support and financial incentives are paving the way for increased investments in the hydrogen sector. India's efforts, including the National Hydrogen Mission and partnerships with other countries, aim to position the country as a global leader in the hydrogen economy. As India moves towards a cleaner, greener future, hydrogen, especially green hydrogen from solar energy, is poised to revolutionize the country's energy landscape and contribute to sustainable development goals.