Hiroshima Day is observed on August 6th every year to commemorate the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945. This day serves as a solemn reminder of the devastating consequences of war and the importance of promoting peace and nuclear disarmament worldwide.

On this day, students from Grades VI, VIII, and IX gathered to reflect on the significance of Hiroshima Day

The students engaged in a thoughtful discussion on:

1. *Reasons for bombing*: Historical context and impact

2. *Name of the bomb*: "Little Boy" atomic bomb

3. *Aftereffects*: Devastating consequences on lives, environment, and global politics

4. *United Nations' role*: Preventing future wars and promoting peace

The students concluded that spreading awareness about peace is everyone's responsibility, echoing AMMA's message of world peace and love.

*PowerPoint Presentation*

- *Presenters:* Keerthana Babu and Chinmaya Menon (Class XII B)

- *Audience:* Subject teachers and students from Classes 5, 6, and 8

The presentation effectively conveyed the message of peace and universal harmony, inspiring the audience to strive for a brighter, nuclear-free future.

The Hiroshima Day observation served as a valuable reminder of the importance of working towards a peaceful world. The students' reflection and presentation highlighted the need for collective efforts to promote peace and prevent future conflicts. The event concluded with a renewed commitment to strive for a harmonious and peaceful world.