By P Mohan ChandranImagine a world where everyone exercised a simple virtue: caring just as much about the freedoms of others as they did about their own. A place where people saw freedom not as a limitless right but as a mutual responsibility. How would life look if we all acknowledged that, while our freedom may feel boundless, it stops where another’s begins? This might seem a basic, even obvious concept—yet, in the bustle of daily life, its practice is surprisingly rare.Take, for instance, Deepavali in India. For many, it’s a time of celebration, lights, and joy. Yet, every year, the roads are crowded with people bursting firecrackers with little regard for the elderly neighbor nex...