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SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR

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U.S. records confirm 12 U.S. soldiers died from Hiroshima A-bomb A recently discovered U.S. official document has confirmed that 12 American soldiers were killed in the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima, making it the first known acknowledgment by the United States of how many of its captured military personnel died then. A copy of the Dec 20, 1948 report, titled "Death of 12 American fliers as a result of the atomic bombing on (Hiroshima)," had been written as part of an investigation into Japanese war crimes during World War II and whether the soldiers, who were Japan's prisoners of war, had been subject to abuses. The one-page report, written by Capt Robert Miller of the U.S. military, said that there was "insufficient evidence to prove an atrocity and no prosecutive action was taken," referring to trials for any such abuses, therefore concluding that the soldiers had died in the bombing of the western Japan city on Aug 6, 1945. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #Hiroshima #Atomic_Bomb

U.S. records confirm 12 U.S. soldiers died from Hiroshima A-bomb A recently discovered U.S. official document has confirmed that 12 American soldiers were killed in the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima, making it the first known acknowledgment by the United States of how many of its captured military personnel died then. A copy of the Dec 20, 1948 report, titled "Death of 12 American fliers as a result of the atomic bombing on (Hiroshima)," had been written as part of an investigation into Japanese war crimes during World War II and whether the soldiers, who were Japan's prisoners of war, had been subject to abuses. The one-page report, written by Capt Robert Miller of the U.S. military, said that there was "insufficient evidence to prove an atrocity and no prosecutive action was taken," referring to trials for any such abuses, therefore concluding that the soldiers had died in the bombing of the western Japan city on Aug 6, 1945. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #Hiroshima #Atomic_Bomb

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Hiroshima attack marks its 78th anniversary — its lessons of unnecessary mass destruction could help guide future nuclear arms talks The U.S. atomic bomb attacks on Japan remain the only military use of nuclear weapons. It was 8:15 on a Monday morning, Aug. 6, 1945. World War II was raging in Japan and across Europe. An American B-29 bomber dropped the world’s first atomic bomb over Hiroshima, Japan — an important military center with a civilian population close to 300,000 people. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #hiroshima

Hiroshima attack marks its 78th anniversary — its lessons of unnecessary mass destruction could help guide future nuclear arms talks The U.S. atomic bomb attacks on Japan remain the only military use of nuclear weapons. It was 8:15 on a Monday morning, Aug. 6, 1945. World War II was raging in Japan and across Europe. An American B-29 bomber dropped the world’s first atomic bomb over Hiroshima, Japan — an important military center with a civilian population close to 300,000 people. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #hiroshima

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We have heard of "great powers comes with great responsibility", but it's just a part of the saying, " With great power comes great responsibility, but it doesn't matter whatever you do right or wrong, when you hold power you also become unanswerable to what you do, and you have the power to make your wrong right." #hiroshima #hiroshimaday #notenough #nuclearweapons #humanity #wmd

We have heard of "great powers comes with great responsibility", but it's just a part of the saying, " With great power comes great responsibility, but it doesn't matter whatever you do right or wrong, when you hold power you also become unanswerable to what you do, and you have the power to make your wrong right." #hiroshima #hiroshimaday #notenough #nuclearweapons #humanity #wmd

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यू तो चेहरा कुछ खास नहीं हमारा , मगर फिर भी वो हमपे मरती थी। हम जब भी पूछते क्या पसंद है मुझमें, वो मुस्कुराकर " गुस्सा " बताया करती थी। - संदिप मोवडिया ( कवि ) #kavi #hiroshima #shayari #poem #sandipmovadiya #kaviniduniya #love #hindishayari #nojoto #1 Ms.(P.✍️Gurjar) Aaradhana Anand Sanjeev Kumar jinal dungrani"jinu" "अर्श"

यू तो चेहरा कुछ खास नहीं हमारा , मगर फिर भी वो हमपे मरती थी। हम जब भी पूछते क्या पसंद है मुझमें, वो मुस्कुराकर " गुस्सा " बताया करती थी। - संदिप मोवडिया ( कवि ) #kavi #hiroshima #shayari #poem #sandipmovadiya #kaviniduniya #love #hindishayari #nojoto #1 Ms.(P.✍️Gurjar) Aaradhana Anand Sanjeev Kumar jinal dungrani"jinu" "अर्श"

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यू तो चेहरा कुछ खास नहीं हमारा , मगर फिर भी वो हमपे मरती थी। हम जब भी पूछते क्या पसंद है मुझमें, वो मुस्कुराकर " गुस्सा " बताया करती थी। - संदिप मोवडिया ( कवि ) #kavi #hiroshima #shayari #poem #sandipmovadiya #kaviniduniya #love #hindishayari #nojoto #1 Ms.(P.✍️Gurjar) Aaradhana Anand Sanjeev Kumar jinal dungrani"jinu" "अर्श"

यू तो चेहरा कुछ खास नहीं हमारा , मगर फिर भी वो हमपे मरती थी। हम जब भी पूछते क्या पसंद है मुझमें, वो मुस्कुराकर " गुस्सा " बताया करती थी। - संदिप मोवडिया ( कवि ) #kavi #hiroshima #shayari #poem #sandipmovadiya #kaviniduniya #love #hindishayari #nojoto #1 Ms.(P.✍️Gurjar) Aaradhana Anand Sanjeev Kumar jinal dungrani"jinu" "अर्श"

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यू तो चेहरा कुछ खास नहीं हमारा , मगर फिर भी वो हमपे मरती थी। हम जब भी पूछते क्या पसंद है मुझमें, वो मुस्कुराकर " गुस्सा " बताया करती थी। - संदिप मोवडिया ( कवि ) #kavi #hiroshima #shayari #poem #sandipmovadiya #kaviniduniya #love #hindishayari #nojoto #1 Ms.(P.✍️Gurjar) Aaradhana Anand Sanjeev Kumar jinal dungrani"jinu" "अर्श"

यू तो चेहरा कुछ खास नहीं हमारा , मगर फिर भी वो हमपे मरती थी। हम जब भी पूछते क्या पसंद है मुझमें, वो मुस्कुराकर " गुस्सा " बताया करती थी। - संदिप मोवडिया ( कवि ) #kavi #hiroshima #shayari #poem #sandipmovadiya #kaviniduniya #love #hindishayari #nojoto #1 Ms.(P.✍️Gurjar) Aaradhana Anand Sanjeev Kumar jinal dungrani"jinu" "अर्श"

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SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside that can't be shown to anyone else. In its womb grow the seeds of future wars In it manifests man's innate urge to subjugate In it a vivid display of ego and animosity, a naked parade of hatred and jealousy, a blatant esire to remain at the top in an unequal world of squalor and poverty. The world wars tell it all The victory of pride and greed, emotions and passions, ego and vanity over rationality and peace and all that makes the world such a beautiful place to live in. The darkest chapter of human history speaks volumes of man, his craving for identity, a place unmatched and the sheer madness to achieve it by all means. Hiroshima bears testimony to the victory of forces inimical to man and his development It tells how sad and pathetic life can be, how man and his madness can put an end to everything he has lovingly built and nourished. Hiroshima witnessed the harrowing tales of many, their wounded ego and shattered life, the poignant deaths of thousands who were yet to see the world and live a life and those who survived death and endured a life more pathetic and horrible than dying death hundred times. Hiroshima speaks emphatically The world can ill afford another tragedy We are to understand its language, keep the wound alive and bleeding to see and reassess it time and again. We are the same as we were then having the same instincts, pride, ego and jealousy flowing in our artery and vein. Hardly we understand the language of peace and love, but for the sake of our own survival we are to restrain our hunger for more power and territory, put an end to the arms race and make the world a better place to live, love and relinquish. ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty 4.8.2018 #SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside

SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside that can't be shown to anyone else. In its womb grow the seeds of future wars In it manifests man's innate urge to subjugate In it a vivid display of ego and animosity, a naked parade of hatred and jealousy, a blatant esire to remain at the top in an unequal world of squalor and poverty. The world wars tell it all The victory of pride and greed, emotions and passions, ego and vanity over rationality and peace and all that makes the world such a beautiful place to live in. The darkest chapter of human history speaks volumes of man, his craving for identity, a place unmatched and the sheer madness to achieve it by all means. Hiroshima bears testimony to the victory of forces inimical to man and his development It tells how sad and pathetic life can be, how man and his madness can put an end to everything he has lovingly built and nourished. Hiroshima witnessed the harrowing tales of many, their wounded ego and shattered life, the poignant deaths of thousands who were yet to see the world and live a life and those who survived death and endured a life more pathetic and horrible than dying death hundred times. Hiroshima speaks emphatically The world can ill afford another tragedy We are to understand its language, keep the wound alive and bleeding to see and reassess it time and again. We are the same as we were then having the same instincts, pride, ego and jealousy flowing in our artery and vein. Hardly we understand the language of peace and love, but for the sake of our own survival we are to restrain our hunger for more power and territory, put an end to the arms race and make the world a better place to live, love and relinquish. ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty 4.8.2018 #SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside

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SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside that can't be shown to anyone else. In its womb grow the seeds of future wars In it manifests man's innate urge to subjugate In it a vivid display of ego and animosity, a naked parade of hatred and jealousy, a blatant esire to remain at the top in an unequal world of squalor and poverty. The world wars tell it all The victory of pride and greed, emotions and passions, ego and vanity over rationality and peace and all that makes the world such a beautiful place to live in. The darkest chapter of human history speaks volumes of man, his craving for identity, a place unmatched and the sheer madness to achieve it by all means. Hiroshima bears testimony to the victory of forces inimical to man and his development It tells how sad and pathetic life can be, how man and his madness can put an end to everything he has lovingly built and nourished. Hiroshima witnessed the harrowing tales of many, their wounded ego and shattered life, the poignant deaths of thousands who were yet to see the world and live a life and those who survived death and endured a life more pathetic and horrible than dying death hundred times. Hiroshima speaks emphatically The world can ill afford another tragedy We are to understand its language, keep the wound alive and bleeding to see and reassess it time and again. We are the same as we were then having the same instincts, pride, ego and jealousy flowing in our artery and vein. Hardly we understand the language of peace and love, but for the sake of our own survival we are to restrain our hunger for more power and territory, put an end to the arms race and make the world a better place to live, love and relinquish. ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty 4.8.2018 #SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside

SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside that can't be shown to anyone else. In its womb grow the seeds of future wars In it manifests man's innate urge to subjugate In it a vivid display of ego and animosity, a naked parade of hatred and jealousy, a blatant esire to remain at the top in an unequal world of squalor and poverty. The world wars tell it all The victory of pride and greed, emotions and passions, ego and vanity over rationality and peace and all that makes the world such a beautiful place to live in. The darkest chapter of human history speaks volumes of man, his craving for identity, a place unmatched and the sheer madness to achieve it by all means. Hiroshima bears testimony to the victory of forces inimical to man and his development It tells how sad and pathetic life can be, how man and his madness can put an end to everything he has lovingly built and nourished. Hiroshima witnessed the harrowing tales of many, their wounded ego and shattered life, the poignant deaths of thousands who were yet to see the world and live a life and those who survived death and endured a life more pathetic and horrible than dying death hundred times. Hiroshima speaks emphatically The world can ill afford another tragedy We are to understand its language, keep the wound alive and bleeding to see and reassess it time and again. We are the same as we were then having the same instincts, pride, ego and jealousy flowing in our artery and vein. Hardly we understand the language of peace and love, but for the sake of our own survival we are to restrain our hunger for more power and territory, put an end to the arms race and make the world a better place to live, love and relinquish. ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty 4.8.2018 #SOMETHING I LOOK AT-93 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Wars end in defeats Both the victor and vanquished suffer alike, incurring loses huge and unacceptable, causing irreparable damage to humanity and its collective conscience, and both having bleeding wounds deep inside

Shivank Shyamal

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अहंकार की पहेलियों में फंस गए थे, विश्व के युद्ध की मार बन गए थे। और सुबह अनगिनत सहारे घर से निकले थे, पर सब बेसहारे राख़ बन गये थे।। #WorldWar2 #HiroshimaNagasaki hiroshima nagasaki #nagasaki #hiroshima #worldwar #nojoto #hindi

अहंकार की पहेलियों में फंस गए थे, विश्व के युद्ध की मार बन गए थे। और सुबह अनगिनत सहारे घर से निकले थे, पर सब बेसहारे राख़ बन गये थे।। #WorldWar2 #HiroshimaNagasaki hiroshima nagasaki #nagasaki #hiroshima #worldwar #nojoto #hindi