India is making significant strides in adopting green hydrogen as a key component in its energy transition strategy. The country is set to trial its first hydrogen-powered train, with plans for more in the near future to support its net-zero carbon emissions goal. Projects at NTPC and Paradip Port are furthering green energy initiatives, with a focus on green hydrogen production and renewable energy expansion. The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to establish India as a global leader in green hydrogen production, with substantial investments and workforce development plans. Indigenously developed technology and partnerships with organizations like BARC and Nel Hydrogen Electrolyser AS are driving the growth of green hydrogen infrastructure in the country. With exemptions and alliances in place to promote green hydrogen production and utilization, India is on track to lead the charge towards a sustainable energy future.