Why Not?

When living in peace is the hardest

By Dorairaj Nadason

IT has been a week of days. We had Mothers Day last Sunday, followed by Wesak Day, Nurses Day and Teachers Day. All were celebrated – some with love and others with respect and compassion.

Yesterday also marked another important day in the international calendar. And this is probably the single hardest day to observe for most human beings.

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Conflicts and Peace
Dorairaj Nadason

Dorairaj Nadason

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