New Delhi, July 26 -- William Shakespeare's words on confronting tyranny continue to resonate centuries later, offering a powerful reflection on courage, resistance and the decision to fight even when the odds appear overwhelming.

The quote of the day is - "Do we but find the tyrant's power tonight, / Let us be beaten, if we cannot fight."

The line speaks to a simple but powerful idea: resistance can itself be an act of courage. It suggests that the fear of defeat should not automatically become a reason to surrender. Even when a person or a group may not have the strength to win, the willingness to stand against oppression remains significant.

The quote also raises an important question about power. Tyranny often depends not only on f...