Indian Railways is unveiling a revolutionary move in transportation with its upcoming hydrogen-powered train set to operate on the Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana. The initiative follows the transition from diesel to electric engines and highlights India's commitment to sustainable energy practices. The Research, Design, and Standard Organisation (RDSO) have meticulously planned the train's blueprint, positioning India as a frontrunner in adopting hydrogen fuel technology for railways. Equipped with advanced systems like fuel cell converters and hydrogen storage, the train promises efficient and eco-friendly operations. With a speed capability of 110 km/h, a passenger capacity of 2,638, and a powerful 1,200 horsepower engine, this train stands as a milestone in hydrogen-powered transportation. The 'Hydrogen for Heritage' initiative foresees the deployment of 35 such trains, promoting environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, and reduced operating costs in the long term. Despite the considerable upfront investment, the environmental and economic benefits make these trains a strategic choice for the future of Indian Railways. The pilot project, with a budget of Rs. 111.83 crore, will witness the modification of a Diesel Electric Multiple Unit (DEMU) rake with a Hydrogen Fuel Cell, complemented by the development of supportive infrastructure for the Jind-Sonipat route under the Northern Railway zone.