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India's First Hydrogen Train Ready | PM Modi To Flag Off World's Longest Hydrogen-Powered Train

India is set to launch its first hydrogen fuel cell-powered train, marking a major milestone in sustainable transportation. Expected to be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 17 in Har

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అద్భుతం నమస్కారం
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Justice for sonam Wangchuk
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I understood why in foreign countries God is giving snow full of snow. To control the people travelling so much. If there snow comes how can they go outside?
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What is the need?India operates electric engines that are far more efficient and faster as well as reliable...
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After investing in 98% electrification of railway lines, is hydrogen powered rail required or beneficial?
Why not replace all roadways & airways with hydrogen powered transport & eliminate oil dependance?
Jai Hind 🙏🏻 🇮🇳 🙏🏻
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This is a gimmick.
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Useless. Hydrogen is inefficient in terms of Energy conversion.
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Stone Age process. …Big deal.
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Mallard reincarnated
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H2 powered Train is a gimmick. Stop wasting resources on gimmick. 99% of Indian tracks are electrified and electric efficiency beats H2 in Train by a wide margin.
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1.CINOVA H2: China's first hydrogen high-speed train, capable of reaching 200 km/h. Unveiled by CRRC Qingdao Sifang, it boasts a range of 1,200 km and takes under 50 minutes to refuel.
2.Urban Commuter Trains: Developed by CRRC Changchun, these regional trains hit test speeds of 160 km/h and have a range of over 1,000 km.
3.Qingchun (Tourism Train): Launched in Changchun, this zero-carbon, catenary-free train is specifically tailored for sightseeing and handles the harsh, low temperatures of Northeast China.
4.Freight Locomotives: CRRC also launched a commercial hydrogen freight locomotive in Liupanshui, Guizhou, capable of hauling 4,500 tonnes with a range of 800 km. with Maximum Power Output: 2,400 kW
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No matter what, these govt companies make the worst looking trains. Why can't they copy the RRTS looks or something else
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75 kph is too slow
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How about the speed😂😂😂
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75km/h ?:face-purple-crying: