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‘War can’t be solution’: Visit to Nagasaki museum leaves Indian footballers speechless

Young Indian footballers on the Reliance Football Development League’s exposure trip to Japan visited the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, gaining a powerful lesson on the horrors of war and resilience. Coaches Israil Gurung and Praveen Kumar said the visit highlighted the importance of peace and showed how Japan rebuilt after devastation, inspiring players to overcome setbacks with determination.

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