Indian Railways, one of the world's largest rail networks, is making strides towards eco-friendly transportation with the introduction of hydrogen-powered trains. The Railway Ministry in India is investing in hydrogen technology to reduce carbon emissions and enhance passenger comfort. The first hydrogen train, currently under construction at the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai, is a testament to India's commitment to innovation and sustainability in the transportation sector. With a budget of Rs 2800 crore, the ministry plans to roll out 35 hydrogen fuel cell trains in the coming years, promoting a cleaner and greener mode of travel. The upcoming hydrogen train is expected to have a powerful 1,200 HP engine, surpassing international standards and setting a new benchmark for eco-friendly locomotives. By operating the first hydrogen train in the Delhi division of Northern Railway, India aims to lead the way in sustainable rail travel, emphasizing the use of renewable energy sources for a healthier environment and a more efficient transportation system.