The Office of Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India recently published a report titled "ZET Adoption in India and Its Impact on Emission and Energy," focusing on the transition of India's Medium and Heavy-Duty Truck (M&HDT) sector towards zero-emission technologies. The report underscores the significance of shifting towards Battery Electric Trucks (BETs) to mitigate emissions and fuel consumption. India's freight sector, predominantly reliant on M&HDTs, plays a vital role in the country's logistics but is a major contributor to emissions and fuel usage. As freight demand continues to grow, the report advocates for accelerating the adoption of zero-emission trucking (ZET) technologies to align with India's net-zero targets. With insights from industry experts and stakeholders, the report provides detailed projections on BET adoption, emission reductions, and fuel and electricity demand savings. It emphasizes the necessity of early-stage interventions like fiscal incentives and robust charging infrastructure to boost confidence in BETs. The Principal Scientific Adviser highlighted that transitioning to cleaner transportation solutions will aid in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing air quality, and ensuring energy security. The report aims to guide policymakers, industry players, and investors in making informed decisions to facilitate a sustainable and economically viable shift towards electric trucking in India.