India has achieved a significant milestone in green mobility by launching five hydrogen fuel cell-based buses in Leh, Ladakh, home to some of the highest motorable roads in the world. NTPC Limited handed over these buses to the State Industrial Development Corporation at a green hydrogen mobility station in Palam, Leh. This marks the first-ever commercial deployment of hydrogen-powered buses in India and signifies a major step towards sustainable public transport. The transport department's Administrative Secretary conducted a detailed inspection of NTPC's green hydrogen plant and commended the efforts towards a carbon-neutral Ladakh. The Chief Secretary praised NTPC's pioneering efforts and emphasized the potential for a new era of hydrogen fuel cell mobility in India, directing the team to document the experiment for future reference. This collaborative initiative between the Ladakh administration and NTPC showcases India's leadership in renewable energy innovation. The success of deploying hydrogen buses in Ladakh's extreme conditions sets a benchmark for similar projects in other regions, highlighting the nation's commitment to green energy and sustainable transportation.