Union Minister Pralhad Joshi's visit to the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore showcased an innovative breakthrough in producing environmentally friendly green hydrogen from agricultural waste. Minister Joshi commended the IISc for its longstanding excellence and the development of a highly advanced green water generator system that can yield 5 kilograms of green hydrogen per hour with over 99% purity. This process not only reduces carbon emissions but also showcases a sustainable approach to utilizing agricultural residues. This invention aligns with the National Green Hydrogen Mission's goals, which include substantial production targets, renewable energy capacity expansion, job creation, and carbon emissions reduction. Minister Joshi emphasized the importance of addressing challenges such as hydrogen conservation, cost reduction of electrolysis systems, hydrogen-powered vehicle expenses, and decreasing green hydrogen prices. He called upon the scientific community at IISc to lead India in green hydrogen research and technology, aiming to establish the country as a global leader in sustainable hydrogen solutions. The minister pledged government support for pilot projects, financial assistance, and industrial collaborations to propel the green hydrogen economy in India.