India is set for a significant milestone with the launch of a hydrogen-powered train scheduled to operate on the Jind-Sonipat route. This groundbreaking initiative features a locomotive with a 1,200 HP engine, establishing it as the world's most potent hydrogen engine. Manufactured by the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai, the engine utilizes hydrogen fuel cell technology, positioning it as a pollution-free and eco-friendly mode of transport. The deployment of this hydrogen train aligns with India's objectives of reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable transportation solutions. Notably, the Ministry of Railways has earmarked a substantial budget of Rs 2,800 crore for the production of 35 hydrogen trains by the fiscal year 2023-24, indicating a strong commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability within the transport sector. The construction timeline set by ICF General Manager aims to have the hydrogen train operational by March 2025, signaling a transformative shift towards cleaner and greener mobility in the country. This development marks a crucial step in India's journey towards achieving its zero carbon emission targets and fostering a more sustainable future for public transportation.