India's First Hydrogen Train Covers 900 km on Haryana Pilot Route
India's first hydrogen fuel cell train has completed approximately 900 kilometres over five days on its inaugural operational run. The train operates along the Jind-Sonipat corridor in Haryana, serving regular passengers on the route. Unlike conventional diesel trains, it emits only water vapour and heat, making it a cleaner alternative. Ticket prices have been kept on par with standard diesel services during the pilot phase. With this initiative, India joins a small group of countries actively testing hydrogen-powered rail technology.
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