The India Energy Storage Alliance released a report projecting a significant rise in India's hydrogen demand by 2032, with green hydrogen projects exceeding 9.2 MTPA. However, challenges remain in reaching Final Investment Decisions (FID) and securing long-term offtake agreements. The report highlights the potential for electrolytic and bio-hydrogen to meet a substantial portion of domestic demand if 30% of the announced capacity is commissioned within ten years. Notable allocations under the National Green Hydrogen Mission include subsidies for GH2, electrolyzer manufacturing, and green ammonia tenders. The report indicates that four states lead in announced projects, primarily targeting green hydrogen use for ammonia production. Despite obstacles like high production costs, ongoing initiatives aim to promote the growth of the green hydrogen sector. The IESW 2025 event, with global energy leaders in attendance, emphasizes collaboration and knowledge exchange to advance the understanding and adoption of clean energy technologies. While challenges in cost competitiveness persist, government support, industry collaborations, and technological innovations are driving India's transition towards a more sustainable energy landscape.