Prof. Ganapati D. Yadav, an eminent figure in the field of chemistry and engineering, recently took part in the Nobel Symposium on Chemistry for Sustainability in Stockholm, Sweden. The symposium focused on fundamental advances in sustainable chemistry. Prof. Yadav, known for his work in green hydrogen, decarbonisation, and green chemistry, was instrumental in the drafting of the Stockholm Declaration on the Chemistry of the Future, signed by all participants, including Nobel Laureate Prof. Ben Feringa. Prof. Yadav, the sole invitee from India, has an impressive track record of mentoring numerous students and researchers, holding multiple patents, and playing a key role in establishing educational campuses supported by major organizations and the government. His exceptional contributions have earned him prestigious awards like the Bhatnagar Fellowship of CSIR and the Eminent Engineer Award. Currently, Prof. Yadav is actively involved in India's green hydrogen initiatives and serves in important roles within academic and governmental bodies. He continues to drive innovation and sustainability in the field, focusing on the future of chemistry and engineering for a more sustainable world.