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“Words of Freedom: Ideas of a Nation” is a collection of writings and letters by the Indian revolutionary and freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. Bhagat Singh was a prominent figure in the Indian independence movement during the early 20th century, and his writings reflect his deep commitment to the cause of India’s freedom from British colonial rule.
The book “Words of Freedom” features a compilation of Bhagat Singh’s essays, letters, and speeches, many of which were written while he was imprisoned. It provides valuable insights into his thoughts, ideals, and vision for an independent India. Bhagat Singh was known for his dedication to the principles of secularism, socialism, and a just society. He advocated for a free India that would not only be politically independent but also socially and economically equitable.
Bhagat Singh’s writings are known for their clarity, passion, and commitment to the cause of freedom. He was a vocal critic of British colonialism and expressed his views on various aspects of society, politics, and governance in his writings.
Bhagat Singh’s life and writings continue to inspire generations of Indians and those interested in the history of the Indian independence movement. “Words of Freedom: Ideas of a Nation” is an important collection for anyone who wants to understand the thoughts and ideals of this iconic figure in the struggle for India’s independence.
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