Indian Railways is set to make history with the trial operations of India’s first hydrogen train scheduled for December 2024. The collaboration with Germany’s TUV-SUD ensures top safety standards. This initiative marks a significant step towards greener public transportation in India, placing the country among the elite group of nations using hydrogen-powered trains. Apart from passenger trains, Indian Railways is developing hydrogen-fueled maintenance vehicles as part of a comprehensive approach. The 'Hydrogen for Heritage' initiative plans to introduce 35 hydrogen-powered trains for heritage and hilly routes. Several technical advancements have been achieved, including successful battery tests and fuel unit synchronizations. A pilot project is also underway to retrofit a Hydrogen Fuel Cell onto an existing train, showcasing a commitment to upgrading infrastructure. The investment in this technology demonstrates Indian Railways' vision for sustainable transportation. By focusing on new hydrogen trains and retrofitting existing units, the railway system aims to reduce its carbon footprint. The introduction of hydrogen-powered trains represents a major leap forward in India's pursuit of sustainable public transportation, with the upcoming trial in December 2024 set to reshape the future of Indian Railways.