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- India's first indigenously developed hydrogen train is currently operating on the Jind-Sonipat route with significantly low passenger numbers, carrying only 40 to 60 people despite a 2,600-passenger capacity.
- To improve ridership, the Northern Railway is evaluating extending the service to Delhi's Azadpur station or potentially creating a circuit through Panipat and Safidon.
- The decision remains pending as officials assess technical, security, and operational challenges, including infrastructure requirements and track availability in the busy Delhi rail network.
What to watch next
- Final decision on the route extension to Delhi or the Panipat-Safidon circuit
- Assessment of technical and operational feasibility for infrastructure at new stations
- Analysis of passenger ridership trends on the hydrogen-powered train
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