On World Environment Day, Indian Railways highlighted its pivotal role in steering India towards a sustainable and low-carbon future. With over 700 crore passengers in the past year, the rail network is essential for cleaner, greener mobility. The railways' initiatives align with India's Panchamrit targets for net zero emissions by 2070. The modal shift from road to rail has brought substantial environmental and economic benefits, saving millions in logistics costs and reducing CO2 emissions by planting the equivalent of 121 crore trees. Indian Railways' focus on electrification has seen significant progress, with 99 percent of the broad-gauge network now running on electricity. Renewable energy integration and collaboration with state governments further enhance sustainability. The introduction of hydrogen-powered trains signifies a leap towards zero-emission transportation. Notably, Indian Railways aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2030, reflecting a strategic balance between economic growth and ecological responsibility.