Chandigarh, Oct 23: Right and wrong are not always dictated by laws or traditions—they are defined by the quiet dialogue between one’s conscience and actions. The right way is rarely the easy one; it demands courage to speak when silence seems safer and integrity when deceit could bring comfort.
Justice is born when truth is not shaped by self-interest but by fairness and empathy. Injustice begins the moment we justify harm for personal gain. To live truthfully is to accept that truth may isolate us, yet it is the only path that keeps our soul unburdened.
Living by principles means choosing honesty over approval, compassion over pride, and conscience over comfort. The essence of justice, then, lies not in grand gestures but in everyday choices that honor truth—especially when no one is watching.
