Best of Indian Independence (Set of 3 Books) - Why I am an Atheist, Annihilation of Caste and Nationalism - Bhagat Singh, BR Ambedkar, Rabindranath Tagore

Every Indian should read this book.

If I have to write a review for these books, it can only be on quality and material.About the book it self, I am sorry I am greater than non, nor you ( reading this) are, to judge it.Buy it and read it.

This book is an excellent read, offering a smooth and engaging experience for readers of all levels. The language is simple and easy to understand, making it accessible to a wide audience. Additionally, the paper quality is impressive, providing a comfortable reading experience. The text is well-printed, with clear and sharp fonts that enhance readability. Overall, this book stands out not only for its content but also for its superior production quality. Highly recommended!

Best books to read for beginners.Really show you the living and thinking aspect of our war Hero. Specially bhagat Singh . Without any second thoughts go for them.

बाबा साहब डॉ भीम राव अंबेडकर के चरणों में शत शत नमन

The books received in time . The quality of books is good .

The books pages are lesser than original book

Bhagat Singh was one of the greatest Indian freedom fighters. He willingly gave his dear life in trying to liberate India from British rule. He was hanged on March 23, 1931. In this book, there are several letters and essays that Bhagat Singh wrote when he was imprisoned.In the first chapter, which is ‘Why I Am An Atheist’, Bhagat Singh questions the existence of god. This essay was a reply to his religious friends who thought he became an atheist because of his vanity.The letter he wrote to his father was a letter that showed me the selflessness of bhagat singh. Bhagat Singh opposed his father’s view and told him that he wouldn't have defended himself. In the other chapters, he has written letters to Sukhdev, BK Dutt, Govt. officials, young political workers, etc. We are just taught that MK. Gandhi had a fast that lasted for 21 days but we are never taught that Bhagat Singh had kept a fast of whole 116 days which is 5 and a half times that of MK Gandhi.In this book, he also praised several revolutionaries for their goodwill for the country. I was quite satisfied with the book but in some chapters, I was unable to understand the context so it is a four and a half stars from me.