India’s first Hyperloop is one step closer to reality as Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw recently inspected the test track. The high-speed transportation system, often called the "fifth mode of transport," uses a pod floating inside a vacuum tube, reducing friction and air resistance. This allows it to potentially reach speeds up to Mach 1.0, making it faster than airplanes. The Hyperloop will be immune to weather disruptions, collision-free, and operate with low power and energy storage for 24-hour service. It`s a sustainable and eco-friendly travel option that could revolutionize long-distance travel in India.