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The Lingering Wounds of Wars on Society — An Anecdote from Major Nirvikar Singh advocate nirvikar singh · Follow 3 min read · Dec 28, 2023
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Lingering Wounds of Wars on Society
The impact of wars on society is immeasurable. Wars have the potential to destroy entire communities, leaving behind a trail of devastation that can take years to recover from. The effects of war can be felt for generations, from the economic impact to the psychological toll on individuals and families. The economic impact of wars is perhaps the most obvious and immediate. Wars can devastate entire economies, disrupting trade & commerce and destroying vital infrastructure. The costs of rebuilding after a war can be enormous, and the debt burden can weigh heavily on future generations. In this blog, Major Nirvikar Singh shares his understanding of the impact of wars on society. Rise in Community Void & Psychological Unrest In India, a nation that has borne the brunt of countless conflicts, the
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The repercussions of war spread far beyond immediate loss. Communities fracture along religious and ideological lines, and the fabric of trust,