At the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas in Bhubaneswar, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the Indian Railways' groundbreaking achievement in developing the most powerful hydrogen fuel-run train engine globally. With an impressive output of 1,200 horsepower, this technology surpasses any other country's engine in the same category. Vaishnaw emphasized India's potential to lead major economies in utilizing green energy for growth, highlighting the nation's technological prowess and innovation using indigenous talents. The upcoming trial run of the hydrogen-powered train in Haryana signifies India's dedication to advancing sustainable transport solutions. The minister's vision extends beyond railways, envisioning the adaptation of this technology for various applications like trucks and tugboats, showcasing the vast potential of indigenously developed technology. This achievement not only boosts confidence in India's technological capabilities but also underscores the need for continuous efforts towards achieving technological self-sufficiency in the country's value chain. The panel discussion at the event also saw participation from Hambyarajen Narasinghaen, Mauritius' junior minister of Foreign Affairs, who highlighted the challenges of climate change in his country and sought support from India in implementing green technology solutions.