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This powerful combination brings together two radical texts - “The Communist Manifesto” by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, and “Why I Am an Atheist” by Bhagat Singh. The Manifesto outlines the theory of class struggle and the need for revolution to overthrow capitalist structures. Bhagat Singh’s autobiographical essay, meanwhile, explains his rejection of religion and traditional authority in favour of reason, scientific thought, and political activism. This combo bridges Western and Indian radicalism, offering both global theory and local resistance. For readers interested in revolution, secularism, and rational thought, this set offers both philosophical depth and historical insight.