Peace should be a priority.

Peace should be a priority.

Changing history and glorifying unsung heroes should not come at the cost of instilling hatred in the minds of young people or using that hate against others. When a nation engages in rewriting history, it must remember that the present will eventually become the past, and in the future, it too will be viewed as history.

There is no value in spreading hate in the name of history. If history only emphasises war, invasion, and dominance, it will sow the seeds of revenge, creating a continuous cycle of conflict.

In a world where new technologies emerge every day, we should focus on educating students to foster their interests and prepare them for the future. There is no point in rewriting history to satisfy a group with a hidden agenda that aims to plant the seeds of hate and create animosity towards others.

Education should aim to develop children who embrace love, kindness, and brotherhood, appreciate diversity, and learn to forgive. It should not be used to cultivate religious extremists.

A nation is more important than any single religion. Mankind can exist without religion, but not without a peaceful country. Let us prioritise peace and keep the rest in the background.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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