One of the finest Indian independence activists was Bhagat Singh. Even when his life was in danger, he led protests without fear and continued to fight for his country in the manner he saw fit. His writings also exhibited this fearlessness. He wrote "Why I Am an Atheist," an essay that cast doubt on the existence of God, after being imprisoned, fully aware that this was a nation full of people who were typically religious and superstitious. In this coveted collection, Bhagat Singh's diverse writings?which include an essay that examines atheism, heartfelt letters to family, motivational letters to fellow soldiers, notices sent to the court, and even an introduction to a poetical work?have been assembled.