State-owned Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Army to deploy hydrogen fuel cell technology for heavy-duty clean mobility. As part of this collaboration, a green hydrogen fuel-cell bus has been provided to the Indian Army for use in the Delhi-NCR region. The project's objective is to promote hydrogen and fuel cell technology for heavy-duty mobility, positioning the Indian Army as a pioneer in evaluating this green technology alongside IndianOil. The project will involve assessing the performance of fuel cell electric buses, analyzing the impact of local fuel and air quality on these systems, and evaluating the effectiveness and reliability of fuel cell buses for public fleet utilization. This joint effort aims to develop sustainable transportation solutions and foster future collaborations to advance green hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in India. The sentiment of the article is positive, with key figures from Indian Oil and the Indian Army expressing enthusiasm and commitment towards the initiative. The successful operation of 15 fuel cell buses in the Delhi-NCR region, accumulating a substantial mileage, further highlights the practicality and success of hydrogen fuel cell technology in the context of public transportation.