Question

B. You have won Nobel Prize in Peace for your peacemaking endeavours. You have been asked
to give a speech at WHO. Write a thank you speech for the honour you have received and your
future plans on how do you plan to spread peace in the globe.(100-120 words)​

Answer 1

Europe breathed again, raised its head, gazed out over the disconsolate fields of battle, over the endless mounds of smoldering ruins, toward the horizon and the breaking day. But the day would not be hurried. Dark clouds gathered from all sides and spread from country to country; stormy skies cast their menacing shadows first in one place, then in another. It was as if everyone was waiting for a dawn which would not come. Now insidious doubt seeps into men’s minds, breeding a melancholy uneasiness. Fear takes hold, and the powers of darkness gain sway. Suspicion and distrust grow between nations, between classes, and only thistles prosper in such soil.