The Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in India is currently focused on its flagship project of developing a Hydrogen Fuel Cell train set, with hydrogen fuel cell coaches in production. The General Manager of ICF, U Subba Rao, mentioned in a recent speech that the train set is expected to be completed by March, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of modern railway transportation. Apart from the Hydrogen Fuel Cell project, ICF has achieved several manufacturing milestones including the production of Vande Bharat Chair Car Version-II rakes, the Namo Bharat (Vande Metro) train inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and progress on the Vande Sleeper train designed for overnight travel. These advancements demonstrate ICF's dedication to enhancing passenger amenities and introducing innovative train sets to cater to diverse travel needs. Indian Railways is also gearing up to launch Amrit Bharat Express Trains, focusing on providing modern facilities at affordable costs to the public. These trains will feature ergonomic designs, modular toilets, emergency talk-back systems, and continuous LED lighting. The first rake of Amrit Bharat Version-II is expected to be completed by January 2025, with plans to manufacture 50 Amrit Bharat rakes in the next two years. The development of these new trains showcases a positive direction in the enhancement of railway infrastructure and the introduction of advanced technologies in the Indian railway sector.