Growing up in a culturally rich environment, he was deeply influenced by the socio-political atmosphere of colonial India, which eventually shaped his worldview and inspired his literary pursuits.
[3] Alongside his literary endeavours,[4][5][6] Singh participated in the Indian freedom movement, advocating for independence through his writings and activism.
[16] Singh's literary repertoire encompassed a diverse range of genres, from poetry to novels, catering to both adults and children.
[17][18] Singh's children's novels, such as Paridesh ki Sair, captivated young minds with their imaginative narratives and moral lessons.
He authored numerous other children's books, including Paridesh, Prithvi ki Kahani, Avishkaro ki Katha, Balkavitavali, Gubbara, Dono Bhai, and Do Kubde aur Anyakathaye, which continue to enchant and educate generations of readers.