When two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled.

Q: When two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled. Ans:) When two elephant fight, it is the grass that gets trampled, the statement defines when two powerful or powerful entities fight it always bring negative consequences to the masses. History has seen many of these fights where the greed of the powerful leads to suffering of the weak. For example, the world wars where countries to gain power and assert dominance led to destruction of the civic society, disruption of economies and mass killings of innocents. The greed over resources inflicted the existence of masses.

In the period of 20th century and 21st century the world has seen many wars and invasions which has violated the very notion of human rights. Whether it be The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, US - Iraq invasion, Russia - Ukraine war, all of these have been an unbearable suffering to its citizen. In recent times, ongoing war between America and Iran has put an immense pressure upon the global trade and the economy. From the Indian point of view the war has brought nothing but an unwanted energy crisis to the country, as India's petroleum sector is dependent upon the middle east the war has put a lot of pressure upon it's petroleum imports along with it's petroleum reserves. The crisis also impacted the market economy, inflation in the petroleum market and intense panic among the citizens as the price for LPG shot-up. The war has effected globally which has also led to the decline of Indian rupee against the US dollar. India is also now compensating with it's exports of petroleum products due to the shortage of petroleum. If we move further terrorism, genocides are also an another element which has been a threat globally in this modern period of 21st century. The rise of islamic terrorism and organisation like Al-Qaeda, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba all of this has destabilize the world to a great extent. Attacks of 26/11 in India or 9/11 of America all of this still remains as an question upon humanity which is still remain as unanswered.

Recent attacks of Pahalgam in Kashmir India has raised several security questions and has spread terror throughout the country. In retaliation the Operation Sindoor has also remained a retaliation of debate in the parliament. The current realist world order has remained a centre of debate and criticism. Where most of the developed nations have conquered the world economy the developing and the under-developed third world countries still strive to meet their basic standards of living, and these ongoing war all over the world and accumulation of destructive weapon and power will lead to the situation of dead end. 5 Apart from wars within our households, society or in our family we can find the traces of suppression when two powerful fights. In modern times, in our contemporary society party polarization (Political party) is increasing, the rise of BJP and it's foundational ideology of Hindutva has somewhat gained majority acceptance in the society, which has somewhat to an extent has created more of a majoritarian tendency which has negatively impacted the minorities within the Indian society. The political rivalry has negatively impacted the masses. Also in our daily lives we go through many hurdles, now a days conflict is common we can see two families fighting. over things, two brothers fighting over land inheritance, ownership etc. All these conflict & disputes brings unrest within the whole family. Thus the notion of two elephant fighting is not only limited to the sphere of arena of war but it extends to our daily lives, society and family. This has remained an intrinsic phenomena throughout the history of mankind.

Q: When two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled. Ans:) When two elephant fight, it is the grass that gets trampled, the statement defines when two powerful or powerful entities fight it always bring negative consequences to the masses. History has seen many of these fights where the greed of the powerful leads to suffering of the weak. For example, the world wars where countries to gain power and assert dominance led to destruction of the civic society, disruption of economies and mass killings of innocents. The greed over resources inflicted the existence of masses. In the period of 20th century and 21st century the world has seen many wars and invasions which has violated the very notion of human rights. Whether it be The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, US - Iraq invasion, Russia - Ukraine war, all of these have been an unbearable suffering to its citizen. In recent times, ongoing war between America and Iran has put an immense pressure upon the global trade and the economy. From the Indian point of view the war has brought nothing but an unwanted energy crisis to the country, as India's petroleum sector is dependent upon the middle east the war has put a lot of pressure upon it's petroleum imports along with it's petroleum reserves. The crisis also impacted the market economy, inflation in the petroleum market and intense panic among the citizens as the price for LPG shot-up. The war has effected globally which has also led to the decline of Indian rupee against the US dollar. India is also now compensating with it's exports of petroleum products due to the shortage of petroleum. If we move further terrorism, genocides are also an another element which has been a threat globally in this modern period of 21st century. The rise of islamic terrorism and organisation like Al-Qaeda, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba all of this has destabilize the world to a great extent. Attacks of 26/11 in India or 9/11 of America all of this still remains as an question upon humanity which is still remain as unanswered. Recent attacks of Pahalgam in Kashmir India has raised several security questions and has spread terror throughout the country. In retaliation the Operation Sindoor has also remained a retaliation of debate in the parliament. The current realist world order has remained a centre of debate and criticism. Where most of the developed nations have conquered the world economy the developing and the under-developed third world countries still strive to meet their basic standards of living, and these ongoing war all over the world and accumulation of destructive weapon and power will lead to the situation of dead end. 5 Apart from wars within our households, society or in our family we can find the traces of suppression when two powerful fights. In modern times, in our contemporary society party polarization (Political party) is increasing, the rise of BJP and it's foundational ideology of Hindutva has somewhat gained majority acceptance in the society, which has somewhat to an extent has created more of a majoritarian tendency which has negatively impacted the minorities within the Indian society. The political rivalry has negatively impacted the masses. Also in our daily lives we go through many hurdles, now a days conflict is common we can see two families fighting. over things, two brothers fighting over land inheritance, ownership etc. All these conflict & disputes brings unrest within the whole family. Thus the notion of two elephant fighting is not only limited to the sphere of arena of war but it extends to our daily lives, society and family. This has remained an intrinsic phenomena throughout the history of mankind.