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A |     It is reported that the city of Nagasaki plans to complete updates to exhibition panels at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum during fiscal year 2026, including replacing the term "Nanjing Massacre" with "Nanjing Incident" on a display panel.    The Nanjing Massacre was a brutal crime committed by Japanese militarism. The evidence is irrefutable and history must not be tampered with.The Tokyo Trial clearly established that the atrocities committed by Japanese troops in Nanjing constituted a "massacre", not a so-called incident.    Many Japanese atomic bombing survivors, Nagasaki civic groups and people of insight in Japan have called for Japan's crimes and history as an aggressor under militarism to be reflected correctly and fully.    Only by facing history honestly and reflecting on it sincerely can a country earn the respect of the international community and the trust of its neighbors. Any attempt to whitewash history or distort the truth is bound to be rejected by the world.                    。    Tennis superstar Sania Mirza faced social media heat after she shared an Independence Day message for her fans on Twitter.,Indians are celebrating 75 years of independence today and several prominent personalities, including Mirza, have been sharing their wishes for the people on the occasion.,Sharing a picture of herself in which she can be seen playing tennis on the microblogging platform, Mirza wrote, "Happy Independence Day. 75 glorious years," under the caption of her post.,Many people, however, didn't accept her wishes before taking a swipe at Mirza for not congratulating Pakistan on its Independence Day. In 1947, Pakistan came into being on 14 August after the British divided India into two countries.,"You should tweet for Pak independence day," a user posted on Twitter.,"You're Pakistan property," another added.,"And there comes love from Pakistan," a third claimed, while mocking Mirza for marrying a Pakistani.,"Why r u tweeting on our Independence Day?" a fourth asked.。

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