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By Swara Mishra — In 1812, a workman named George Mellor led his fellow croppers into an attack on a mill in Yorkshire. Together, they smashed cropping frames that threatened their trade. Mellor wasn’t simply afraid of machines; he watched one frame take the work of several skilled men and
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By Guneet Talwar — August, 2023: a padlocked house with blood splattered across the porch, bloody handprints staining the walls, and the raw, palpable stench of blood still lingering. That was the fate of Chinnadurai, a student in class 11 who had been assaulted. He was a straight-A student who,
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By Heidi Sonia Tasman — A study by Madigan et al. (2022) shows that the prevalence of burnout symptoms has increased over the past two decades. This major psychological issue in sports is commonly associated with negative outcomes, such as the risk of dropping out of sports (Isoard-Gautheur et al.
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By Mahita Das — The present democratic system is becoming too rigid, outdated, and unfit for the needs of today’s world. Democracy was created so that leaders would represent the people, yet over time it has often become a system where power and privilege take priority over public interest. Instead
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By Muhammad Ayaan — Ever since the start of Civilization, the greatest dream of mankind has neither been money nor power as a whole. It has always been perfection. Think about it: the one whose art is most precise and closest to perfection always gets a higher price for their art.
