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Kumar Manish

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Kumar Manish is chief communicator of Communicate Karo. He specializes in Communication, social media and community building for not for profit organisations and sustainable mobility advocate. He is a connector and resource Mobiliser for social causes. He is a TEDx speaker. He has been selected as a Legislative Fellow of the US State Department. Kumar is also a Young Connectors of the Future from South Asia by Swedish Institute, a public agency of the Swedish Government. He is also the recipient of Connect Karo Award by the World Resources Institute.

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The Sonepat-Jind Pioneers India’s Hydrogen Train Story
Transportation

The Sonepat-Jind Pioneers India’s Hydrogen Train Story

India is on the cusp of becoming the fifth country globally to operate hydrogen-powered trains. But India isn't simply copying what others have done. With a unique retrofit approach for cost-effectiveness and an ambitious "Hydrogen for Heritage" vision targeting 35 trains on UNESCO World Heritage mountain railways.

Nov 10, 2025 · 10 min read