In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable transportation, the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) initiated the commercial deployment of hydrogen-powered buses in Ladakh, India. This deployment at the highest altitude in the world signifies a remarkable achievement in green mobility. The handover ceremony took place at the NTPC Green Hydrogen Mobility Station in Palam, Leh, where five hydrogen fuel cell-based buses were transferred to the State Industrial Development Corporation (SIDCO). The event was attended by key officials including Bhupesh Chaudhary and further inspection of NTPC's green hydrogen plant was conducted. This ambitious project not only showcases India's leadership in renewable energy but also exemplifies a significant stride towards sustainable public transport in environmentally sensitive regions. The Chief Secretary acknowledged the project's success and emphasized its potential to revolutionize hydrogen fuel cell mobility in the country. The collaborative efforts between the UT administration and NTPC have set a benchmark for future endeavors. The project's documentation is expected to guide similar initiatives nationwide, underlining India's commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability.