India has initiated a groundbreaking effort to become a global leader in Green Hydrogen production by launching the National Green Hydrogen Mission. With a target of establishing a massive 15,000 MW electrolyser manufacturing capacity, the country is set to invest between Rs 30,000-45,000 crore in this ambitious endeavor. The government has allocated Rs 12,500 crore in incentives over the next five years to support the expansion, demonstrating a strong commitment to sustainable energy. The Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition (SIGHT) programme has selected around 15 companies to develop the electrolyser capacity, with production expected to begin by mid-2026. Companies are actively working on acquiring land, forming partnerships, and setting up essential infrastructure. India's approach also includes focusing on domestic consumption and exports of Green Hydrogen, with contracts already awarded for significant quantities. The country aims to become a cost-effective producer by leveraging its renewable energy market and implementing state incentives. Pilot projects are exploring the potential of Green Hydrogen in electric mobility, contributing to India's comprehensive strategy under the SIGHT programme and positioning it as a key player in the global Green Hydrogen revolution.