International peace can be maintained through several methods including balance of power, international law, international organizations, collective security, international morality, and disarmament and arms control. Balance of power involves preventing any single state from becoming too powerful. International law and organizations like the United Nations help codify rules and bring states together to resolve issues peacefully. Collective security and international morality establish norms to discourage aggression and promote cooperation. Disarmament aims to reduce arms and the risk of conflict.

7. What do you
mean by peace?

9. Balance of power is an
important method to
maintain international peace.
The basic principle of
balance of power is that no
state or group of states
should become so powerful
that it may become a threat
to international peace , in
the 19th century this method
was very popular in Europe.

10. In the present
age, international
law is important
to prevent war
and to strength
peace. Though
international law
is a weak law, yet
most of the
civilized states of

12. International Organization
In the present time
international
organizations are very
important institutions for
maintaining international
peace and security. At
present United Nations
consists of 192 member
states. The United
Nations has done
remarkable work for the
maintenance of
international peace and
prevention of war. The

13. Collective
Security

14. International morality is
another device of
maintaining international
peace and security.
These are some moral
rules at the international
level to regulate the
behavior of the states.
Live and let live ,
peaceful co- existence ,
equality , fraternity etc.
are some rules of
international morality.

15. Disarmament and Arms Control

19. Adolf Hitler

20. Mahatma Gandhi
Mohandas Karamchand
Gandhi commonly known as
Mahatma
Gandhi or Bapu (Father of
Nation), was the preeminent
leader of Indian
nationalism in the British-
ruled India. He Strongly
believed in AHIMSA (Non-
Violence).

21. Shah Jahan
Shah Jahan was the 5th Mughal
emperor. His reign has been called the
Golden Age of the Mughals and one of
the most prosperous ages of Indian
civilization. Like Akbar, he was eager to
expand his vast empire.
The period of his reign was the golden
age of Mughal architecture. Shah Jahan
erected many splendid monuments, the
most famous of which is the Taj
Mahal at Agra. There were no wars and
violence. That’s why so many
achievements took place.

26. SHANTI PATH MEANING
Shanti Path means the
path to peace, derived
from shanti
meaning peace, and
path, meaning the
course or direction one
is moving.

27. This prayer for peace calms
the agitations of the mind
and helps us transcend the
ego-self. When repeated
together, mantras produce
physical vibrations invoking
spiritual energies in the
body. Daily recitation of
mantras creates positive
feelings and expands the
mind, leading to inner
transformation. This
positive energy also helps
create a feeling of well-
being and peace in our
environment, and ultimately
in the whole Universe.

29. Thank You!