The Last Heroes (Written by: P. Sainath and Narrated by: Derek Denzil)
Learn what freedom truly means with Audible’s The Last Heroes, documenting the journey of the foot soldiers of the Indian freedom struggle. The spirit of perseverance and an uncompromising resistance against the British Empire helped millions of common people come together to achieve freedom. Ordinary people like farmers, laborers, homemakers, artisans, and others were among those who spearheaded the Indian freedom movement, The audiobook also sheds light on real people who led the movement such as Adivasis, Dalits, OBCs, Brahmins, Muslims, Sikhs, and Hindus, irrespective of hailing from different regions, speaking multiple languages, and having varying political leanings and beliefs.
Ahimsa (Written by: Supriya Kelkar and Narrated by: Zehra Jane Naqvi)
Why I Am an Atheist and Other Works (Written by: Bhagat Singh and Narrated by: Siddhanta Pinto)
The stalwart of the Indian freedom struggle and an idol for many, Comrade Bhagat Singh revolutionized the way people think about freedom. Well-read and opinionated, he went into a deep train of thought after a serious discussion with a friend on the realities of life and the existence of God. This book is an anthology of 18 of his valued writings from within the walls of prison and outside it, which show us the resolve in his words, and the bravery in his acts subsequently. The freedom fighters' anecdotes enlighten us on ways to survive in life despite tumultuous circumstances, loss, and despair.
The Story of My Experiments with Truth: An Autobiography (Written by: M. K. Gandhi and Narrated by: Sagar Arya)
This audiobook marks the 150th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth and the impeccable contributions made by the man to the Indian freedom struggle. Gandhi's nonviolent struggles against racism, violence, and colonialism in South Africa and India set him apart from society so much that when asked to write an autobiography midway through his career, he took it as an opportunity to explain himself. In his memoir, he presents his exemplary life as a reference to those who would want to follow in his footsteps.
The Revolution - Untold Story of Indian Freedom Struggle (Written by: Kaushik Mazumdar Susmita Mazumdar)
This podcast narrates the events and untold story of the militant freedom struggle. It covers the period starting from the prelude to the Battle of Plassey, up to 15th August 1947. It encapsulates the essence of the freedom struggle starting from where it all began and each episode has a detailed overview of the epoch, chronicling the period. To gain a profound understanding of the events that led to colonial rule, followed by the freedom struggle and the quest for Independence, listening to this informative podcast is a must.
Gumnaam Shaheed Season 1: Madanlal Dhingra (Written by: Manish Kumar, Hind Yugm, and Narrated by: Atul Arya)
Gumnaam Shaheed Season 1 recounts the untold story of Shaheed Madanlal Dhingra and other activists who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of India. Sunita Dhanraj- the founder of the NGO Shaheed Swabhimaan Manch discovers the lesser-known triumphs of a Shaheed. During her research, she comes across Shaheed Udham Singh who was hanged in Pentonville jail of London on 31 July 1940 but as she visits his burial she discovers another long forgotten shaheed. This podcast uncovers the story of Shaheed Mandanlal Dhingra, his interactions with Savarkar, and his incarceration.
The Nanda Devi Mystery (Written by: Asiaville and Narrated by: Sashi Kumar)
The Nanda Devi Mystery podcast on Audible, deep-dives into the captivating account of the missing nuclear device that interlinks the histories of India and America. The podcast recounts the gripping tale of an endeavor undertaken by these two nations against China. Combining state-of-the-art technology and spy mountaineering on the second-highest peak of India, an area off limits to all but the Indian Army, this espionage operation was a result of the dire consequences of the Cold War. This bone-chilling mystery will entice listeners with awe-inspiring accounts of the high-altitude mountaineers turned spies.
