On February 25, 1956, under the pretext of combating the manifestations of personality cult within the Soviet Communist Party, the new leadesrship of the CPSU, with NS Khrushchov at the helm, denounced Stalin from the rostrum of the XX Congress. Thsi triggered temendous reacting in the international communist circuit-of which the Communist Party of India was an intergral part. The then CPI-secretary, Ajoy Ghosh, who was also a close associate of Bhagat Singh, faced the situation boldly and stood against the CPSU's subjective evaluation. The present volume compiles Ghosh's views on this particaular episode-expressed in the form of articale, letters, reposrts and speaches.