Indian Railways is on the verge of introducing a hydrogen-powered train for trial runs between Jind and Sonipat railway stations in Haryana. The state-of-the-art train, designed by the Railway’s Research, Design and Standards Organization (RDSO), aims to revolutionize rail transport in India. With 8 coaches and a passenger capacity of 2,638, the train is set to provide efficient and eco-friendly travel options. The development of the train began in December 2021, with ongoing construction work at the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai. This initiative highlights India's commitment to sustainable energy practices and reducing carbon emissions in the transportation sector. The use of hydrogen fuel in railways is a novel approach that aligns with global efforts towards environmental conservation. The successful integration of hydrogen technology in this train not only represents a technical achievement but also a significant step towards promoting green energy solutions. As the final trial approaches, the anticipation for the official launch and the unveiling of the train's name continues. The 'Namo Green Rail' model, displayed at a recent rail expo, symbolizes the train's environmental focus and its potential impact on India's railway network.