War Vs Peace - Kanishka Roy Choudhary

War and peace are stark opposites, shaping the course of history and the fate of nations. War, in all its forms, brings about destruction, suffering, and deep-seated trauma. It's a manifestation of humanity's darker side—greed, power struggles, and a failure to resolve conflicts peacefully. The scars left by war aren't just physical but also emotional and psychological, often taking generations to heal. 

Peace, on the other hand, is the bedrock of true progress. It's not just the absence of conflict but the presence of justice, cooperation, and mutual respect. In peaceful societies, people can pursue their dreams, innovate, and build better lives without the constant threat of violence. Peaceful times are when we see the most significant advancements in technology, culture, and overall quality of life. 

Advocating for peace means championing dialogue and understanding over aggression and hostility. It means tackling the root causes of conflict, such as poverty and inequality, through education and economic opportunities. A peaceful society is built on fairness and human rights, ensuring that everyone is treated with dignity and respect. 

Promoting peace also requires recognizing our shared humanity. By looking beyond our differences—whether racial, religious, or national—we can work together to solve global challenges. Understanding that we are all interconnected can lead us to a world where problems are addressed with empathy and reason, not violence and force. 

Kanishka Roy Choudhary 

Sunbeam School Lahartara