Indian Railways is set to revolutionize its operations by introducing its first hydrogen-powered train this year, with a vision to have 50 such trains operational by 2047. This initiative is part of the National Hydrogen Mission, which aims to position India as a global hub for green hydrogen production and export. Anil Kumar Khandelwal, Member of the Railway Board, announced these plans at the FICCI Future Rail India 2024 conference, also sharing insights about the potential launch of India's first bullet train by 2027. Alongside the hydrogen train project, Indian Railways is focused on expanding the deployment of its indigenous train protection system, Kavach, enhancing safety measures on key routes like Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Howrah. The article also highlights several railway-related companies poised to benefit from this green initiative, including Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd, Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd, Ircon International Ltd, Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd, and Railtel Corporation of India Ltd. These companies have demonstrated positive financial performance, with revenue and profit growth, significant order books, and market capitalization gains. The expansion of these firms aligns with the optimistic outlook toward India's railway sector development and the shift towards sustainable energy solutions. The article emphasizes the market response to these companies, reflecting a positive sentiment and potential growth opportunities in the railway infrastructure and technology sector.