Indian Railways has set an ambitious target to become a 'net zero carbon emitter' by 2030, with a major focus on green transportation through the introduction of hydrogen trains. The first hydrogen train is scheduled to undergo testing on the Jind-Sonipat route, marking a significant step towards sustainable railway operations in India. The 'Hydrogen for Heritage' project envisions running 35 hydrogen trains on environmentally sensitive routes. The initiative is not only aimed at reducing carbon emissions but also at promoting eco-friendly transportation methods. The project involves substantial financial investment, with Rs 2800 crore allocated for the procurement of hydrogen trains and an additional Rs 600 crore for supporting infrastructure. Alongside hydrogen trains, Indian Railways is implementing various energy-saving technologies and eco-friendly practices like HOG technology, LED lighting, and solar power installations. The overall impact of the hydrogen train project extends beyond environmental benefits, contributing to India's advancement in sustainable development and green transportation.