The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy in India has designated Kandla, Paradip, and Tuticorin ports as green hydrogen hubs as part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission. This initiative aims to make India a leading global hub for green hydrogen production and exports. With an allocation of $2.4 billion, the mission targets the annual production of 5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030, attracting significant investments and creating job opportunities while mitigating carbon emissions. The ministry has already allocated green hydrogen production capacity to companies and electrolyser manufacturing capacity to firms. Exempting green hydrogen and green ammonia plants from environmental clearances is expected to accelerate project implementation. The mission also supports pilot projects in various sectors like steel, mobility, and shipping, with the launch of a Green Hydrogen Certification Scheme. India's vision includes not just meeting domestic demand but also becoming a major global exporter of green hydrogen by 2030. However, challenges such as production costs and infrastructure limitations need resolution for effective scaling. The government is actively addressing these challenges and has invited partnerships to further advance the green hydrogen agenda.