Dr. BR Ambedkar was born into a family belonging to the Dalit community, which was considered to be one of the most marginalized and oppressed communities in India at that time. Despite facing discrimination and hardships throughout his life, he managed to complete his education and went on to become one of the most influential leaders of his time.
He was a strong advocate for the rights of the Dalit community and worked tirelessly towards their upliftment. He fought against social discrimination and untouchability and worked towards creating a society where every individual, regardless of their caste, creed, or gender, could live with dignity and respect.
Dr. BR Ambedkar was also a prolific writer and thinker. He wrote extensively on a wide range of topics, including social issues, economics, politics, and religion. Some of his most notable works include "Annihilation of Caste," "The Buddha and His Dhamma," and "Who Were the Shudras?"
In addition to his work towards social reform, Dr. BR Ambedkar was also a prominent political leader. He served as the first Law Minister of independent India and played a key role in drafting the Indian Constitution. His contribution to the development of modern India is immense, and he continues to be an inspiration to millions of people across the world.
Books of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
Sr. No. |
Books |
Published date |
1. |
Castes in India:
Their Mechanism, Genesis and Development |
1916 |
2. |
Mook Nayak (weekly) |
1920 |
3. |
The Problem of the
Rupee: its origin and its solution |
1923 |
4. |
Bahishkrut Bharat
(India Ostracized) |
1927 |
5. |
Janta (weekly) |
1930 |
6. |
The Annihilation of
Caste |
1936 |
7. |
Federation Versus
Freedom |
1939 |
8. |
Thoughts on Pakistan |
1940 |
9. |
Ranade, Gandhi and
Jinnah |
1943 |
10. |
Mr. Gandhi and Emancipation
of Untouchables |
1943 |
11. |
What Congress and
Gandhi have done to the Untouchables |
1945 |
12. |
Pakistan Or Partition
Of India |
1945 |
13. |
State and Minorities |
1947 |
14. |
Who were the Shudras |
1948 |
15. |
Maharashtra as a
Linguistic Province |
1948 |
16. |
The Untouchables |
1948 |
17. |
Buddha Or Karl Marx |
1956 |
18. |
The Buddha and his
Dhamma |
1957 |
19. |
Riddles in Hinduism |
2008 |
20. |
Manu and the Shudras |
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