Prime Minister Modi inaugurated India’s first hydrogen train in Jind, Haryana, marking a significant step towards green and sustainable transportation. Following the launch, the Prime Minister addressed a large public gathering in Jind, highlighting the nation’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and embracing alternative energy sources. The hydrogen train is expected to contribute towards achieving India’s net-zero targets by decreasing reliance on fossil fuels in the railway sector. This initiative aligns with the country’s National Hydrogen Mission, aiming to become a global hub for hydrogen production and export. The Prime Minister emphasized the benefits of hydrogen fuel technology, including its cleanliness and efficiency. The launch demonstrates India’s proactive approach to climate action and technological innovation in the railway industry. This project is poised to encourage further investment and development in hydrogen-powered transportation solutions across India.