Bond of Humanity

Bond of Humanity

What we thrive for is the bond of Humanity...

Not to undermine it...

~Prachi Dudhane

“The answer to an atom bomb is an atom bomb” -Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

No!

I consider this statement as invalid and of course baseless!

Just cause you are not the one whose getting killed doesn’t mean you can hang up on others life as well.

Nuclear weapons are the most terrifying weapon ever invented: no weapon is more destructive; no weapon causes such unspeakable human suffering; and there is no way to control how far the radioactive fallout will spread or how long the effects will last.

A nuclear bomb detonated in a city would immediately kill tens of thousands of people, and tens of thousands more would suffer horrific injuries and later die from radiation exposure.

So how can you say its an answer

As per me its mere destruction and show off the worthless power you possess.

In addition to the immense short-term loss of life, a nuclear war could cause long-term damage to our planet.

It could severely disrupt the earth's ecosystem and reduce global temperatures,
resulting in food shortages around the world.

 

Hey! Nature lovers, Animal lover here’s a call upon you too…

This issue isn’t only of mankind its of the earth and all the living beings as a whole

The very existence of nuclear weapons is a threat to future generations, and indeed to the survival of humanity.

My question is 'why be so inhuman?'

We are all the same!

We don’t need to fight against each other…

…indeed we don’t need to fight!

 

Nuclear weapons are the most inhumane and indiscriminate weapons ever created. That is why it is time to end them, before they end us.

 

"Thousands of human beings in the streets and gardens in the town centre, struck by a wave of intense heat, died like flies. Others lay writhing like worms, atrociously burned. All private houses, warehouses, etc., disappeared as if swept away by a supernatural power. Trains were flung off the rails (...). Every living thing was petrified in an attitude of acute pain."                                                                                                  - Dr Marcel Junod, an ICRC delegate and the first foreign doctor in Hiroshima in 1945 to assess the effects of the atomic bombing and to assist its victims.

 

 

The world today needs the promise of this Treaty: the hope for a future without nuclear weapons. Humanity simply cannot live under the dark shadow of nuclear warfare, and the immense suffering which we all know would result.                                                                                                                                                                 – ICRC President Peter Maurer, September 2017

 

 

We are all responsible for making sure that decision makers understand that nuclear weapons have no place in the world we want for ourselves for future generations. People like us who understand the urgency of the ban on atomic bombs are the only ones who can make a difference.

 

 

A peep into the past-

140,000 people died from the Hiroshima bombing

40% of the city's population were killed by the atomic bomb in Hiroshima

 

74,000 people died from the Nagasaki bombing

60% of the city's population were killed by the atomic bomb in Nagasaki

 

That day it was them…

Today or tomorrow it may be you or me…

Thus, for our own good atleast we should oppose the use of atomic bomb

Our future depends on a nuclear-free world.

It's time to act for humanity.

"The greatness of humanity is not in being human, but in being humane."

~Mahatma Gandhi

~Janhavi Dudhane

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