Peepal Baba

And she loved the trees and the shade of the trees and everything.

She would always tell us stories about birds, bees, butterflies.

And, you know, we had a teacher at our Spices Elementary School where I was studying in Kirki.

So all put together, it was just an ecosystem, I would say.

So it was not at all my decision.

And my grandmother just pushed me into it.

And she said that, look, the birds will be happy.

The butterflies will be happy.

The insects will be happy.

The beetles will be happy.

And I used to catch a lot of these beetles and grasshoppers and put them in, you know, empty jam bottles and so would take them to the class.

Our class teacher was also very proactive in these things.

So basically, the world was a beautiful place.

There was no stress.

There was no, hardly there were any vehicles on the road.

We never use the keyword pollution.

There was no smog.

There was no smoke.

I think we were born and we started on this path when everything was okay.

So I have no reason to say it was a decision.