Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru are considered one of the most influential revolutionaries. Even 87 years after their execution, their lives remain a great source of inspiration.

Some of the books Bhagat Singh thumbed through still survive today, their pages worn and underlined, holding the fingerprints ...

Bhagat Singh's atheism was never about denial; it was about responsibility. It was not about tearing down faith but about building freedom. His life and death remind us that the courage to question is ...

The Bollywood superstar stepped into the shoes of the Indian soldier in this biographical war drama, set during the Revolt of ...

Bhagat Singh wrote very clearly, ‘non-violence as a policy indispensable for all mass movements’ while force is justifiable only ‘when resorted to as a matter of terrible necessity.’ ...

Bhagat Singh may have been one such young man influenced as much by the internationalist anarchists and Marxists as by the bhaktis, the sant and the fakirs of the Punjab. The stylish young man ...

Indian freedom fighter Bhagat Singh, hanged by the Brits in 1931 at age 23, gets structurally similar but tonally different interpretations of his life in two much-hyped pics going head to head on ...

Why Bhagat Singh was not the ultimate militant nationalist he's made out to be Given the context of his protest, it would be more appropriate to call his struggle anti-colonial and anti-imperialist.

Bhagat Singh’s political views were not contradictory but evolved constantly, argues a new book In ‘The Noblest Fallen’, author Yadukrishnan PT says that Bhagat Singh should be humanised ...