Not Much is found in print on Bhagat Singh and his multifaceted personality. In such a situation, the present work comprising 20 essays done by the great revolutionary’s close associates will, it is hoped, serve a useful purpose in understanding Bhagat Singh, his persona, his work, as also the revolutionary party that he was a part of. Being close associates, the authors had an advantage of looking at things from the insiders’ viewpoint. They were objective people who didn’t mince words or spoke untruth. their write-ups are, therefore, first-rate documents for the purpose of history.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Babar Singh
Babar Singh, a social activist, is nephew of Bhagat Singh, lives in Faridabad.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR K.C. Yadav
Dr. K.C. Yadav (b. 1936 at Nahar, dist. Rewari, Haryana) did his M.A. from the Panjab University, Chandigarh (1961) and Ph.D. from Rajasthan University, Jaipur. Having served at Kurukshetra University as Professor and Chairman, Department of History, and Director, Centre ofor Ambedker Studies, he retired from there as Dean of Academic Affairs in 1996. A widely traveled man, Dr. Yadav has visited several countries like Japan, U.S.A., France, Bhutan, etc. He was Visiting Professor at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo for a year (1980-81). A specialist in Modern Indian History and regional and social justice studies, Dr. Yadav has authored over a dozen books published from India and abroad. He is currently working as Director, Indian Institute of Social Justice, Gurgaon.
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