India develops prototype hydrogen stove for home cooking

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Indian researchers have unveiled a prototype cooking stove that uses hydrogen as fuel. The stove is designed to operate on hydrogen gas produced from water. This development aims to explore a cleaner alternative to traditional liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). The project represents an early-stage effort to assess the feasibility of hydrogen for household use in India.

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