Cool temperate climes. Several early generation elders are believed to have passed away from frostbite during winters. Ms Leaf survived a tricky birth when she had to be incubated indoors. First adopted into the Rajghatta household from the home of Ruche Mena Sharma of Hamilton arrived with two siblings, one of whom passed away in the winter frost of 2020. Another was transferred to a neighbor in after Ms Leaf showed signs of abundant growth despite being left outside in the cold unusual for a family that is brought indoors at the first sign of winter. In deference to sensitivities in phantom the Rajghatta family is withholding graphic pictures of the tragedy. A date for a memorial service will be announced shortly. I had only a little time left adopted into the Rajghatta household from the home of Ruche Mena Sharma of Hamilton and I did want to waste it on god. This famous quote of French existentialist Albert Camus assumes exponential significance in these turbulent times of relentless sparring over religion and god. We seem to be wasting a lot of our time and energy on god and religion and killing each other. Christopher Hitchens was once asked by a leading American daily, whether he ever believed in miracles The ever witty Hitchens said that he fully believed in miracles because was it a huge miracle that humans had been killing their fellow humans and taking umbrage for a god they never saw and would never see That this is happening in the century when the world is facing a legion of humongous issues like poverty ecological imbalance disparity, pandemic and global undernourishment is all the more strange. It time for every individual to sit and mull over the uncertainties that abound our lives and find solutions to them rather than take god and religion so damn seriously. The Buddha summed it up so nicely Care for the humans around. Your self sufficient god will take care of himself. of battery capacity and also consumes an alarmingly unsustainable liters of water per Metric Ton. India can now leverage battery recycling technology that reduces emissions by compared to mining and consumes less water per metric ton of raw materials to not only reduce dependence on raw material imports but also become a global supplier of low-carbon energy transition materials. As India emerges as the fifth-largest economy in the world, hosting one of the world fastest growing the world is looking at India not just for mutual economic progress but also observing its decisive steps for a sustainable future. India can do much for a greener planet via innovation effective policy implementation, and building a green workforce to expedite India energy transition while contributing to the world energy transition. Conclusion India energy transition faces both challenges and opportunities. The urgent need to reduce carbon emissions requires swift action and significant investments. However embracing and accelerating this transition can induce job creation energy security and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Currently fossil fuels remain more affordable than renewables but governments can help make renewables viable by investing in the sector and scaling up a circular energy economy. India progress in renewable energy production, coupled with its potential in sustainable energy storage and growing battery recycling