India is set to conduct its first hydrogen-powered train trial on the Jind-Sonipat route, covering 89 kilometers in December 2024. This initiative, led by the Northern Railway in Delhi, marks a significant advancement in the country's pursuit of eco-friendly transportation. Hydrogen trains offer a sustainable alternative to traditional rail systems, with the test run positioning India as a leader in sustainable rail technology. The project has garnered attention from the government and the public, emphasizing the growing importance of hydrogen trains in India. With a substantial budget allocation, the Indian government aims to develop and produce 35 hydrogen-powered trains and build necessary infrastructure to support them. Partnering with Medha Servo Drives and Ballard Power Systems, the project will see each train carriage equipped with 100 kW fuel cells, enabling hydrogen-based operation. GreenH Electrolysis is establishing hydrogen production and refueling facilities in Jind, ensuring the trains have reliable resources. The successful implementation of hydrogen trains on this route can pave the way for broader adoption in India's transportation sector, promoting clean energy use and environmental sustainability.