Indian Railways' First Hydrogen Train: Zero Emissions, 2,600 Passenger Capacity

India's first Hydrogen Fuel Cell Train is set to revolutionize green rail transportation. Developed with indigenous technology, this 10-coach train can carry around 2,600 passengers while producing zero carbon emissions, with only water vapour as a by-product. Powered by advanced hydrogen fuel cell technology and equipped with multi-layer safety systems, the train will initially operate on the Jind–Sonipat route in Haryana. Discover how Indian Railways is leading sustainable mobility through the National Green Hydrogen Mission, cutting dependence on fossil fuels and setting a new benchmark in clean transportation. Watch the full report for features, technology, safety measures and future plans.