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Publisher: Speaking Tiger Publishing Pvt. Ltd. |
| Author Swati Sengupta | |
| Language: English | |
| Pages: 136 (with Illsutrations) | |
| Cover: PAPERBACK | |
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8.0x5.0 Inch |
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Weight 110 gm |
| Edition: 2023 | |
| ISBN: 9789354476952 | |
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HBU460 |
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Ships in 1-3 days |
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Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days |
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Born in
1907 to a family of farmers in Punjab, Bhagat Singh at the age of three had
declared that he was sowing guns so he could fight the British colonisers. As
he grew up, Bhagat Singh became a widely read and fiercely intelligent man. He
would dedicate his life to not only making India free but also towards creating
a more equitable society. Along with many young men and women, he planned
seemingly impossible acts of daring, rebelling against the oppression and
exploitation of the British. When Lala Lajpat Rai died of injuries inflicted by
the police under James Scott, Bhagat Singh and his revolutionary friends sought
to avenge the death of the great freedom fighter. However, they ended up
mistakenly killing John Saunders, another British officer. Along with
Batukeswar Dutt, he decided to storm the Central Assembly in Delhi to protest
unfair new laws. The two raised slogans and threw pamphlets, then refused to
escape, waiting to be arrested. When he was twenty-four years old, Bhagat Singh
was put to death. Till the very end, he refused to bow down. His astonishing
life and death are brought to life in this lucid new biography for young
readers.
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