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ANNUAL MAGAZINE 2024
ALIGANJ CAMPUS I
Atomic Bombs: Blessing or Curse Insecurities - Navigating the
The invention of atomic bombs stands as one of the labyrinth of self-doubt
most pivotal moments in human history, sparking debates
that continue to resonate. At the same time as some argue Insecurities are the quiet echoes of our doubts and
that these adverse weapons have introduced an fears, whispering in the corners of our minds. They are the
experience of safety and deterrence, others condemn shadows that dance on the edges of our confidence, making
them as units of devastation which have for all time us question our worth and capabilities. Like tiny cracks in a
altered the course of civilization. seemingly flawless mirror, insecurities distort our self-
On one hand, proponents argue that atomic perception, reflecting an image tarnished by uncertainty.
bombs, via virtue of their sheer detrimental electricity, Often rooted in comparisons and societal
have contributed to maintaining a fragile peace through expectations, these insecurities can weave a web of self-
deterrence. The fear of mutual annihilation in the course doubt that holds us back from embracing our true
of the Cold War, example, is assumed to have averted potential. They can be as fleeting as a passing cloud or as
massive-scale conflicts between superpowers. Additionally, constant as a lingering storm, affecting our decisions,
a few contend that these bombs spurred technological relationships, and overall well-being.
advancements in numerous fields, including nuclear power But acknowledging our insecurities is the first step
and medical treatments.
towards disempowering them. It's a reminder that we're
However, the shadow cast with the aid of the human, susceptible to doubts but also capable of growth.
bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 looms big Just as a garden needs tending, our self-esteem requires
over the dialogue. The significant lack of civilian lives and nurturing. With self-compassion, positive self-talk, and a
the enduring environmental and health results function as supportive network, we can gradually mend those cracks
grim reminders of the potential for indiscriminate and polish the mirror of our self-image.
destruction. The proliferation of nuclear guns also poses an
ongoing threat, as their possession by way of risky regimes Insecurities may linger, but they need not define us.
ought to lead to catastrophic outcomes. They can serve as catalysts for introspection and personal
development. Through understanding and confronting
In the long run, whether or not atomic bombs are
viewed as a blessing or a curse depends on the lens through them, we can emerge stronger, more self-aware, and with a
which one examines them. At the same time as they will newfound appreciation for the journey of self-acceptance.
have influenced international politics and scientific Akshara Srivastava, IX G
development, the profound ethical and humanitarian
dilemmas they pose can't be brushed off. Reflecting on their My Slice of Life
records underscores the urgency of pursuing diplomatic
solutions and disarmament to prevent the curse from A girl is running. No angry mobs or torches are chasing her,
overshadowing any capability benefits they may offer. even still, she runs to chase the sunset and fill her nostrils
Talish Ahmad, IX G with the scent of summer air. She swirls like a ballerina and
Everything is Easier with a Smile takes in whatever joy she comes across, whether conjured
by design or some intrinsic, exquisite happenstance. In a
When you are happy, world of fake smiles and masked depravity, her aura shines
Even with your eyes closed, you see a world lit up, on people with blinding flashes of light. They say she is made
And the bird chirping on the hill up. up of stardust, while the others say her incandescent glow
But with that frown on your face, rivals the sun. She likes to stare at the midnight sea, let the
You are only subjected to dull days. freshness of cold air brush her skin and the moon envelop
The sun doesn't shine bright, her in a poetic haven. There is no traditional overarching
And everything feels cold. plot in the story of her life, she simply lives to relish the
You want to stand strong, but cannot be bold. warmth of the sun on a winter day, resonating music and
Try telling your heart to relax, art, dinners with family, inside jokes with friends, the limp
Believe that you can fix that, gust of air amidst summer humidity, the earthly aroma after
Let it all go, rainfall, among other simple, significant joys of life. When
Just go with the flow. they ask her why, she smiles and says, "I remember to eat
And put up a smile my heart out, a slice from the cake of life."
For the next few of a mile,
Because everything is easier with a smile. Alankrita Yadav, IX G
Siddhi Vikram, X F
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