Indian Railways is set to make history with the trial of the country's first hydrogen train on the Jind-Sonipat railway line. This trial is a crucial step towards promoting green energy and reducing carbon emissions in India. The train, equipped with a 1200 horsepower capacity and the ability to carry over two and a half thousand passengers, will be evaluated for technical capability and safety standards during the test run. With speeds of up to 110 km per hour, this 8-coach hydrogen train is positioned to be one of the longest trains globally. The ultimate goal is to integrate this environmentally friendly transport option into regular operation, providing passengers with a sustainable mode of travel. Manufactured by Chennai’s Integral Coach Factory (ICF), the train signifies Indian Railways' dedication to clean and sustainable transport. By embracing hydrogen power, the railway aims to move closer to its objective of achieving zero carbon emissions, setting a strong example for public transportation sustainability in the country. This bold move not only transforms heritage routes but also showcases India's advancements in green technology within the transportation sector, emphasizing environmental responsibility and progress.