Wishesh Magazine June 2016
Here is the Latest June Edition of Wishesh Magazine. World Largest Gathering Ujjain Kumbh Mela as a cover story and more Interesting Stories of Kodalampatti Handloom Saries, NRI Profiles, Healthy Living, Festivals, Politics, Automobiles, Technology , Spiritual , Travelogue and Many More exciting stories on Wishesh Magazine.
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his own reflections about<br />
his visit to that city. The<br />
President certainly does<br />
understand the US bears<br />
a special responsibility.<br />
The US continues to be the<br />
only country to have used<br />
nuclear weapons. It means<br />
our country bears a special<br />
responsibility to lead the<br />
world in an effort to eliminate<br />
them. This goal of a nuclear<br />
weapons free world has been<br />
sought by both Democratic<br />
and Republican presidents. It<br />
is a goal that would make our<br />
country and our planet safer,”<br />
Earnest said.<br />
“President Obama has<br />
been a tireless leader in the<br />
global effort to prevent the<br />
spread of nuclear weapons,<br />
and I commend him and the<br />
Administration for their strong<br />
focus on this vital challenge<br />
for global peace and<br />
security,” Democratic Leader<br />
Nancy Pelosi said.<br />
“I commend President<br />
Obama’s decision to visit<br />
the Hiroshima Peace<br />
Memorial which serves as<br />
a poignant reminder of the<br />
devastating cost of nuclear<br />
warfare, especially on civilian<br />
communities,” Senator Mazie<br />
K Hirono said.<br />
“We applaud President<br />
Obama’s decision to<br />
visit Hiroshima, in part to<br />
recognise the innocent<br />
victims of war and in<br />
particular the experience<br />
and work of atomic bomb<br />
survivors of Hiroshima and<br />
Nagasaki — the hibakusha —<br />
who have worked tirelessly to<br />
remind the world why nuclear<br />
weapons must never be used<br />
again,” said Daryl G Kimball,<br />
executive director of the<br />
independent, non-partisan<br />
Arms Control Association.<br />
“It’s time for a US President<br />
to visit Hiroshima’s Peace<br />
Park in Japan to honour<br />
those who died during the<br />
atomic bombing and to<br />
affirm the goal of a nuclear<br />
weapons free world. At this<br />
point, it’s not enough to<br />
repeat the words Obama<br />
has said several times since<br />
his historic Prague speech<br />
calling for the abolishment<br />
of nuclear weapons. Obama<br />
“<br />
must announce actions he<br />
will take in his remaining<br />
months as President that<br />
will actually bring the world<br />
closer to being free of nuclear<br />
weapons,” it said.<br />
“In a complex world of<br />
unsolved old problems and<br />
mounting new challenges,<br />
we have the vision and the<br />
ability to solve this one so<br />
that future generations might<br />
be spared from a nuclear<br />
attack. The President’s<br />
commemoration at Hiroshima<br />
will put this aspiration in stark<br />
relief,” Senator Ben Cardin<br />
said.<br />
It’s time for a US<br />
President to visit<br />
Hiroshima’s Peace<br />
Park in Japan to<br />
honour those who<br />
died during the<br />
atomic bombing and<br />
to affirm the goal of a<br />
nuclear weapons free<br />
world.<br />
“<br />
JUNE <strong>2016</strong> | WWW.WISHESH.COM
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