Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the successful testing of India's first hydrogen-powered train coach at Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai. This breakthrough puts India on the map for green rail technology. Plans are in place to develop a 1,200-horsepower hydrogen train, further establishing India as a leader in this field. The initiative includes operating 35 hydrogen-powered trains in heritage and hilly regions under the 'Hydrogen for Heritage' scheme, with an approximate cost projection. Additionally, a pilot project to retrofit a diesel-electric train with a hydrogen fuel cell is underway, reinforcing India's commitment to sustainable transport. The move towards hydrogen-powered transportation aligns with India's zero-emission goals and offers significant environmental advantages. Despite the current higher costs, the long-term benefits and sustainability of hydrogen trains are highlighted. This development showcases India's progress in green hydrogen mobility and signals a positive shift towards eco-friendly transportation solutions.