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The Union Minister for Railways, Ashwini Vaishnaw, celebrated the launch of India's inaugural hydrogen-powered train in Jind, Haryana, on Friday, calling it a significant technological milestone for the nation. During the event, the minister credited the visionary leadership of the country for fostering the necessary indigenous innovations to master hydrogen technology. This achievement positions India among a select group of nations with advanced expertise in this field. Discussing the newly acquired technological capabilities, the minister emphasized that the successful development of this train reflects India's growing self-reliance and leadership in the rail sector. He remarked that today marks a historic occasion, as the country has achieved a major technological feat in developing hydrogen technology.

Meanwhile, Haryana's Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini, described the inauguration of the hydrogen-powered train as a golden chapter in the country's development journey. Speaking to the media during the event, Saini highlighted that this project exemplifies the government's unwavering commitment to green energy and the vision of a 'Developed India.' He stated that today's event is not merely a program; it is a celebration of the resolve for a 'Developed India,' the confidence of 'Self-Reliant India,' and the collective consciousness of nation-building. The Prime Minister's presence signifies that we are not just inaugurating projects but adding a significant chapter to the development journey of 'Developed India' from the sacred land of Jind.

The Chief Minister expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister for prioritizing the state's development and strengthening Haryana's role as a leader in clean energy innovation. He remarked, "Future generations will remember this day not just as a date on the calendar but as a historic moment when the resolve for development took flight from the land of Jind. It is a result of your visionary leadership and commitment to green energy that Haryana, particularly Jind, has been honored to host the country's first hydrogen train."