Archive · 2 Feb 2026
Seminar Highlights American War Aggression Threats
A seminar was held in Vijayawada to talk about how wars and military actions by America are making the world less peaceful.
The main speaker, Pallavsen Gupta, said that peace can't be forced with military power.
Instead, he suggested that countries should work together, use diplomacy, and have people's movements to keep peace and protect everyone's rights.
Other speakers also talked about how important it is to resist policies that threaten world peace.
Many people, including peace activists and intellectuals, attended and discussed how to make the world a more peaceful place.
A seminar on 'American War Aggression – Challenges to World Peace' was held in Vijayawada.
Pallavsen Gupta, Chairman of the World Peace Council, delivered the keynote address.
Speakers highlighted threats to global stability from military interventions and arms races.
The need for international solidarity, diplomacy, and mass movements for peace was emphasized.
The event featured addresses by V Srinivasa Rao, Gujjula Eswaraiah, and R Arun Kumar.
- Who
- Pallavsen Gupta, V Srinivasa Rao, Gujjula Eswaraiah, R Arun Kumar, peace activists, intellectuals, representatives of mass organizations
- What
- A seminar on the theme 'American War Aggression – Challenges to World Peace'
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- MB Bhavan, Vijayawada
- Why
- To discuss the threats to global stability and the need for international solidarity and diplomacy
- Event Theme
- American War Aggression – Challenges to World Peace
- Location
- MB Bhavan, Vijayawada
- Date
- Sunday
- Keynote Speaker
- Pallavsen Gupta, Chairman of the World Peace Council
- Other Speakers
- V Srinivasa Rao, Gujjula Eswaraiah, R Arun Kumar
- Organizations Represented
- CPI (M), CPI, AIPSO
- Participants
- Peace activists, intellectuals, representatives of mass organizations