India has made a significant leap in eco-friendly transportation with the development of the world's most potent hydrogen train engine in Udaipur. This breakthrough engine boasts a remarkable 1,200 horsepower, surpassing the capacities of similar trains worldwide. The train will utilize fuel cells to convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity, emitting only water vapor, thus contributing to a cleaner environment. The Ministry of Railways has allocated substantial funds to construct 35 hydrogen fuel cell-based trains, currently in production at Chennai's Integral Coach Factory. The inaugural hydrogen train is scheduled for operation by Northern Railway's Delhi Division on the Jind–Sonipat route, covering 89 kilometers. By embracing hydrogen technology, India aims to bolster its green transportation sector and support global efforts to achieve zero-carbon emission targets. Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw praised the Indian Railways for manufacturing the most potent hydrogen train worldwide, surpassing the capacities of trains from other countries. This milestone underscores India's commitment to innovation and sustainability in the realm of clean energy and transportation.