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Quote of the day by Socrates’ student Plato: “One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is…”
Plato’s ancient warning highlights the consequences of political disengagement. Choosing not to participate means others will make decisions for you. Withdrawal does not exempt individuals from the outcomes of governance. Informed citizens must remain engaged to hold power accountable. This ensures that capable individuals, not just ambitious ones, shape society.
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Sister of Indian woman stabbed to death in London demands justice
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US Air Force airman killed in heavy equipment accident at California space base
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Indian-origin woman jailed in UK for more than 2 years over Rs 2.8 crore Covid loan fraud
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‘Find this white man … ‘: Canadian journalist receives death threat from Indian-origin for Sikh man’s kirpan gym dispute video
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‘Everyone I root for has lost’: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani on FIFA World Cup final favourite
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Carer who fled to Spain after stealing £300k from pensioner to be extradited to UK
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Canadian pipeline firm to pay $26.9 million over major Kansas oil spill
The Keystone Pipeline operator agreed to a $26.9 million civil penalty with the US government. This settlement resolves allegations of violating federal and state clean water laws after a major spill. The company will also invest approximately $40 million in enhanced pipeline safety measures. Over 12,000 miles of pipeline inspections have been completed since the…
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‘This will offend a lot of people’: New UK PM Andy Burnham’s tea-making habit sparks debate
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Henry Nowak stabbing case: Vickrum Digwa’s mother jailed for 3 years in UK for hiding murder weapon