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Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students participate in peace march on Hiroshima day in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 August 2013.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

A child takes part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Friday, 06 August 2010. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.