Indian Railways is set to revolutionize its transportation system with the introduction of hydrogen-powered trains. The Integral Coach Factory in Chennai will be responsible for building the prototype, with trials scheduled in January 2025 and commercial operations expected to start by March 2025. The hydrogen train, with an impressive engine capacity of 2400 kW and a storage capacity of 3000 kgs of hydrogen, aims to be a game-changer in the industry. Despite a higher initial cost of operation, the reduction in carbon dioxide emissions is projected to be significant. Additionally, Indian Railways plans to convert conventional diesel-powered cars into hydrogen fuel cell-powered ones, with thorough testing and certification processes in place for safety. The project includes the development of on-ground infrastructure for refuelling in Jind, Haryana, with a focus on green hydrogen production. With plans for 35 trainsets in the first phase, Indian Railways is making significant strides towards sustainable and eco-friendly transportation solutions.