Why I am an Atheist & other Works is a primary-source historical collection featuring eighteen essential writings by Indian revolutionary Bhagat Singh. Published by Srishti Publishers & Distributors in a 123-page paperback format, this volume is available for wholesale bulk procurement for educational institutions, academic libraries, and historical research organizations.
Why I am an Atheist & other Works gathers eighteen pivotal essays, letters, and reflections written by Bhagat Singh both inside prison and during his active involvement in India's independence movement. The collection provides direct historical insight into the political philosophy, intellectual courage, and personal convictions of one of the freedom struggle's most prominent figures.
The volume highlights Singh's celebrated title essay, which emerged from a critical self-assessment following a debate with a friend, offering a reasoned discourse on his decision to embrace atheism even when facing execution. It also includes his key correspondence, such as a letter written to his father expressing disagreement over a legal plea made on his behalf in court.
At 123 pages, this English-language edition published by Srishti Publishers & Distributors serves as an accessible primary resource for understanding 20th-century Indian history, political discourse, and revolutionary thought.
This title is ideal for academic departments, university and high school libraries, historical research centers, and cultural institutions seeking primary texts on modern Indian history and political thought. It is also suitable for community education programs, literacy initiatives, and public library systems expanding their collections of historic non-fiction and global political literature.