Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India showcased the country's dedication to sustainable energy practices during his address at the International Conference on Green Hydrogen 2024 in New Delhi. India's acceleration in meeting green energy targets, including a substantial increase in non-fossil fuel and solar energy capacities, underlines its proactive approach. Modi emphasized the importance of global cooperation in advancing green hydrogen technology, highlighting its potential to revolutionize industrial decarbonization and energy storage. He detailed India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, aiming to establish the nation as a leader in green hydrogen production, utilization, and export. The mission focuses on driving investments in innovation, infrastructure, and industry, fostering collaborations between academia and industry. Modi called for international collaboration to address cost and scalability concerns, referencing the voluntary principles for green hydrogen adopted at the G20 Summit. He urged the scientific community to drive advancements in green hydrogen technology, particularly in improving electrolyser efficiency and exploring alternative water sources for production. The prime minister concluded by emphasizing the importance of collective action and innovation in accelerating global green hydrogen development for a sustainable future.