Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that the Indian Railways has developed the most powerful hydrogen fuel-run train engine globally, with an unprecedented 1,200 horsepower output. This achievement was highlighted during a panel discussion at the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas in Bhubaneswar. The minister emphasized that this milestone showcases India's prowess in green energy innovation, paving the way for sustainable development. The upcoming trial run of the hydrogen-powered train in Haryana on the Jind-Sonipat route marks a significant step towards integrating eco-friendly transportation solutions. Vaishnaw also emphasized the adaptability of this technology to other vehicles like trucks and tugboats, suggesting a promising future for hydrogen-based power trains. The development of this engine solely by Indian talent underscores the country's potential to lead in green technology on a global scale. The discussion also addressed the importance of achieving technological self-sufficiency and integrating the value chain. With India's focus on indigenously developed technology, the hydrogen-powered train engine sets a new benchmark for the transportation sector, showcasing India's commitment to a sustainable and innovative future.