Ghadara d gja; desha bhagat d bm

This collection of essays, speeches, and articles documents the political and social activism of the Ghadar Party, a group of Indian expatriates who sought to overthrow British rule in India. The work includes commentary on a wide range of topics, including Indian nationalism, socialism, and the rights of workers and peasants. The book is notable for its passionate advocacy and its insights into the political struggles of the time.

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