Essays by Bhagat Singh

Famous Essays and Writings

A selection of Shaheed Bhagat Singh's most significant essays and writings, spanning his views on religion, revolution, social equality, language and socialism.

Note: this is a list of titles for reference only — the full text of the essays is not reproduced here.

1. Why I Am an Atheist

   1930

   Explains his rejection of religion and answer to charges of human vanity.

2. To Young Political Workers

   1931

   Addresses the youth on the true meaning of revolution, sacrifice, and organization.

3. The Problem of Untouchability

   1923

   Discusses social discrimination and equality in India.

4. The Problem of Punjab's Language and Script

   1923

   Explores cultural and linguistic identities.

5. Introduction to "The Dreamland"

   1931

   Outlines his vision for a socialist society.

6. The Red Pamphlet

   1929

   Distributed after the Assembly bomb blast, explaining their motives.