The Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood, recently launched the 'Bharat Zero Emission Trucking (ZET) Policy Advisory' at Vigyan Bhawan Annexe in New Delhi. The event aimed to emphasize the significance of Zero Emission Trucks (ZET) in decarbonization efforts and energy security within India. This advisory document, designed to accelerate ZET adoption in the country, contains 30 comprehensive policy interventions categorized into areas such as incentives, regulations, infrastructure, business, financing, and stakeholder-centric initiatives. These interventions aim to create an enabling ecosystem for the widespread adoption of ZETs. Government officials and industry experts present at the launch event, including officials from the Ministry of Heavy Industries and NITI Aayog, stressed the importance of transitioning to ZETs and discussed achieving 100% ZET sales penetration by 2050 to meet India's ambitious Net Zero 2070 target. The document is seen as dynamic and will undergo further refinement through stakeholder consultations and detailed analyses. The development of this advisory document was guided by a Policy Advisory Panel and a Project Management Unit, involving a range of stakeholders from various sectors including automotive, infrastructure, and academia. This collaborative effort signifies a step towards sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation in India.