India is making significant strides in sustainable transportation by unveiling its first hydrogen-powered train, equipped with a remarkable 1,200-horsepower engine developed by the Integral Coach Factory in Chennai. This groundbreaking locomotive sets a global benchmark as the most powerful hydrogen train, reflecting India's dedication to zero-carbon emissions in rail travel. The Ministry of Railways' substantial investment of INR 2,800 crore towards developing 35 hydrogen fuel cell-based trains emphasizes the country's focus on building a greener future for its railway network. With plans for the inaugural journey on the Jind-Sonipat route under Northern Railway's Delhi Division, this initiative demonstrates India's ambition to lead the way in clean-energy innovation within the rail sector, transitioning from diesel to electric and now to hydrogen-powered mobility.