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The US dropped 2 bombs on Japan on 6th august and 9th august.

Nuclear bombs were used for the first time in the war.

Actually, there are many ways of making a nuclear bomb.

First is the nuclear Fission reaction, Where one nucleus explodes and Splits into 2 small nuclei So much energy is released, and the reason for the splitting is that we throw a neutron on it. And it gives out neutron too. When a bomb is made this way, then it is called a normal nuclear bomb.

The second way is nuclear fusion, Where we create an environment of so much energy. And then 2 nuclei combine to make a nucleus, and it releases so much energy and neutrons. If all these reactions are not controlled then they become an Uncontrolled Chain Reaction. And so much energy is released due to its constant repetition. In fact, The energy from the sun comes to us due to nuclear Fusion only, and when a bomb is made this way, then it is called a thermonuclear bomb.

And sometimes, bombs are made through the combination of these 2 too.

Hello, friends!

The year was 1999.

Some Pakistani soldiers infiltrated Indian territory.

And the Indian Defence Forces retaliated bravely.

Soon, a full-fledged war ensued between India and Pakistan.

The war is now known as the Kargil War.

Kargil War of 1999.

This place became the center of much international intrigue and war.

Between India and Pakistan.

22 years ago, India was betrayed by its neighbor Pakistan.

Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee,

made it clear that India would emerge victoriously.

The world has seen that we want peace

now the world will see that to protect the peace

we can use strength if we need to.

One of the most famous war heroes of the Kargil War

was Captain Vikram Batra.

Recently, a film has been made about him.

Shersaah.

On Amazon Prime Video.

So I thought that this would be a good opportunity to make this article.

Hello, friends!

For the last two months, the Taliban is strengthening its foothold on Afghanistan. And the Afghan government is losing its control.

According to the news reports, 90% of Afghanistan's borders are now under the Taliban's control.