India is positioning itself as a leader in green hydrogen production, as outlined during the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 by Santosh Kumar Sarangi, Secretary of the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE). The country, with its robust renewable energy infrastructure, aims to drive a global shift towards cleaner energy. The National Green Hydrogen Mission, with ambitious targets and substantial funding, seeks to revolutionize clean energy while boosting economic growth and job creation. In a bid to catalyze the hydrogen economy, India has allocated production capacity, engaged industry players, and launched policy measures including a Green Hydrogen Certification Scheme. Strategic hubs like Kandla, Paradip, and Tuticorin are being developed to support green hydrogen initiatives. While challenges such as high production costs persist, India remains optimistic about becoming a top hydrogen exporter by 2030. The country's invitation to global investors at the summit reflects its commitment to partnerships for a sustainable energy future. With its visionary approach and strategic initiatives, India aims to redefine the future of green hydrogen and play a significant role in global decarbonization efforts.