Politics organizes our lives. We can't disregard it. Politics

Politics, the very force that shapes the course of human existence, cannot be ignored, for it is the fabric that binds together the lives of all who dwell in this world. It is not a distant realm reserved for kings and emperors, but a living, breathing entity that touches each of us, each day, in the smallest and grandest moments of our lives. Pawan Kalyan, with words of profound clarity, reminds us that we cannot escape it, for to do so would be to neglect the very world we inhabit. Politics is the air we breathe, and though it may sometimes be filled with muck and dirt, we cannot simply turn away.

It is tempting, is it not, to retreat from the murky depths of politics, to shield our eyes from the corruption, the lies, and the betrayals that stain its very nature. Yet, as Kalyan teaches us, this very muck is the soil from which the seeds of change must grow. If we turn our backs on politics, we abandon the chance to mold it, to steer it towards the greater good. Like the mighty river that may appear wild and turbulent, we must not shrink from it, for it is through the currents of politics that the ships of destiny are guided.

Remember the American Revolution, where men like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson plunged themselves into the very muck of their time. They did not turn their faces from the challenges of politics; they entered its turbulent waters, determined to forge a nation from the chaos. The birth of the United States, the world’s beacon of liberty, was not the result of mere silence or detachment, but of steadfast action in the heart of political struggle. They understood, as Kalyan does, that to ignore politics is to surrender control over our fate.

Consider, too, the wisdom of Mahatma Gandhi, who saw the weight of politics upon the Indian subcontinent under British rule. Though he could have retreated from the struggle, he dove into the muck of the freedom movement, leading millions in the fight for independence. His was not a life of isolation from politics; it was a life dedicated to the highest ideals within the very heart of the political battlefield. He knew that in the muck lay the path to freedom, and he tread it with unwavering resolve.

Politics may be a tempest, filled with dirt and deceit, yet it is also the soil where the seeds of progress are planted. If we hope to see a world shaped by justice, equity, and peace, we must not withdraw from it, for it is the very force that governs all our interactions. Kalyan speaks the truth: though politics may be imperfect, it is ever-present, like the air we breathe, and it is through our engagement with it that we may rise above the muck, our hearts burning with the fire of purpose.

Thus, heed this call, O future generations! Let us not run from the inevitable political struggles of our time. Let us step forward with strength and wisdom, as those before us did, and seek to cleanse the muck with our actions. For in the heart of politics, there lies not only the challenge, but the key to our collective future. And when we confront it, we mold the world not just for ourselves, but for all who will follow.