Debates and discussions are better than battles and weapons.

Debates and discussions are better than battles and weapons.

Although wars may conclude, the emotional and physical scars they leave behind endure indefinitely, serving as stark reminders of the thirst for revenge that often follows. Engaging in passionate debates and discussions is a more constructive way to arrive at solutions than resorting to violence, where bullets and missiles may miss their mark and lead to even more significant misunderstandings.

In the grand scheme of life, addressing conflicts through open and honest dialogue is far more beneficial than allowing them to fester, creating lasting animosity between people. Choosing conversation over confrontation fosters understanding and paves the way for healing and reconciliation.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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