India is making significant strides in sustainable transportation with the upcoming launch of the country's first hydrogen-powered train. The Ministry of Railways is spearheading this initiative, with the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai at the forefront of manufacturing the revolutionary train set. The hydrogen fuel train is a testament to India's commitment to green technology and zero carbon emissions. With a powerful engine boasting 1,200 horsepower, India has surpassed global standards, making its hydrogen train the longest and most powerful in the world. The project, developed in collaboration with the Research, Design & Standards Organization, aims to showcase the viability and efficiency of hydrogen-powered trains in the Indian railway network. The inaugural route for the hydrogen train is set to be the 89-km-long Jind-Sonipat section under Northern Railway's Delhi Division. This development marks a new chapter in India's sustainable transportation journey, underlining the country's dedication to innovation and environmental stewardship in the field of rail transport.