Telangana's government has unveiled an ambitious plan to achieve near-zero emissions by 2047, with significant steps to phase out internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles by 2039. The state aims to lead in renewable energy and sustainable practices, targeting a large electric bus fleet by 2030. Key components of the strategy include the establishment of a comprehensive smart mobility network, with 80% of urban routes incorporating non-motorized transport. The government plans to set up 6,000 public charging stations and fast-charging corridors by 2047. Additionally, Telangana will promote renewable energy projects, including solar and wind, and aims to optimize carbon credit trading. By 2047, the state envisions becoming a net zero state, integrating zero-emission technologies and a circular economy.