Bhagat Singh is perhaps India’s best known revolutionary. For long, he was just seen as a man with a gun in his hand but now slowly people are awakening to the fact that he was a voracious reader and an intelligent thinker who thought deep about the ailments that plagued Indian society.
This book is an anthology of essays regarding various viewpoints on/ of Bhagat Singh. The section that I liked best was where his portrayal in different literatures of India viz. Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, and Punjabi is detailed. Now if only I can find translations of the Gujarati and Marathi texts….
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First Line: This book consists of four segments.
Pub. Details: ,Patiala: World Punjabi Centre, 2008.
Pages: 280
Source: CL 52709
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Sounds really interesting, Neeru. I always think that the better we understand people who shaped history, the better we understand that history.
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\”I always think that the better we understand people who shaped history, the better we understand that history.\” What a profound statement Margot. I am surely going to quote it.
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Couldn't find this book at our library but found another one \”The Sikhs of Punjab\” by Grewal.
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