Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed that India is looking to produce 5 million tons of green hydrogen by 2030 as part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission. This ambitious goal reflects a significant commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. In other news, the Navy has dispatched a team of highly-trained 'clearance divers' to aid in the rescue of miners stuck in a remote area in Assam, highlighting the importance of specialized skills in such operations. The Bombay High Court granted bail to two individuals involved in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case, citing the prolonged delay in commencing the trial. Meanwhile, the Election Commission's voter enrollment practices in Maharashtra have come under fire from the Congress, alleging discrepancies with the adult population figures. The discussions between India and the Maldives Defense Ministers have been described as fruitful, emphasizing mutual cooperation in maritime security in the Indian Ocean. Additionally, efforts to reduce overcrowding in prisons have been initiated by the Ministry of Home Affairs, urging states to review the detention of undertrial prisoners. The Foreign Secretary engaged in talks with Afghanistan's acting foreign minister, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations. Furthermore, 'Make in India' initiative gains momentum as domestically manufactured vehicles are set to be deployed by the Indian contingent in UNIFIL in Lebanon, showcasing India's self-reliance in defense production.