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This exclusive 2-book combo pack brings together two timeless works by the iconic Indian revolutionary Bhagat Singh, offering deep insights into his revolutionary mindset, philosophical views, and unwavering commitment to India's freedom struggle.Jail Diary of Bhagat Singh: A compilation of Bhagat Singh's personal notebook entries written during his imprisonment in Lahore Central Jail from 1929 to 1931. It includes quotes, reflections, and notes from books he read on topics like socialism, imperialism, history, and philosophy (influenced by thinkers like Lenin, Trotsky, Marx, and Bakunin). The diary reveals his intellectual depth, his critique of colonialism, and his vision for a socialist India. While the original manuscript spans around 404 pages (including blanks), edited editions focus on key excerpts for readability, making it an essential read for understanding the mind of a martyr.Why I Am an Atheist: Bhagat Singh's famous autobiographical essay, written in 1930 while in jail, in response to religious critics who accused him of vanity. In it, he explains his journey from belief in God to atheism, arguing that religion is a human construct born from fear and weakness, and that rationalism and humanism are better guides for revolutionary action. The book often includes other writings like letters to family, comrades, and court statements, showcasing his courage, defiance against British rule, and advocacy for social reconstruction on Marxist lines.