Udham Singh: Myth and Reality

This chapter explores the life of Udham Singh, a pivotal figure in India's resistance against British colonial rule, contrasting his rebellious nature with Gandhi's nonviolent approach. It highlights his challenging upbringing, including early hardships and the influence of an orphanage, while addressing the mythologization of his legacy. Through Singh's story, the chapter uncovers the complexities of his identity and the misrepresentations in both Indian and Western narratives.