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(RNS) — Many Buddhists today trace their social justice activism to the work of BR Ambedkar, the Indian caste abolitionist who once led a mass conversion of Dalits, or lower caste, to Buddhism.

B.R. Ambedkar’s political ideas have not ceased to inspire and mobilize people to this day. His views on caste, labor, women, education, and people’s rights and representation have resonated ...

The third danger Ambedkar spoke of in that 1949 speech was the need to protect the sanctity of constitutional methods. He said we must abandon the methods of civil disobedience, non-cooperation ...

Dr Ambedkar's educational achievements were extraordinary for his time, especially for someone from the oppressed classes. He completed his matriculation in 1907 and was felicitated in a public ...

There is much similarity between the position of the Untouchables in India and of the position of the African Americans in America, Ambedkar wrote in 1946, according to BAWS Vol.10.Dr.Yengde noted ...

Ambedkar also proposed the division of Uttar Pradesh into three states in the book. He said that each of these three states should have a population of around two crore, which he considered the ...

In 1938, American writer John Gunther visited Rajgriha and was astonished at the size and variety of the book collection. Ambedkar was a regular visitor to Thacker and Co. bookstore in Mumbai.

Dr. Ambedkar is an enduring symbol of struggle, dignity, and the relentless pursuit of justice. His life was not merely a series of events that were linked with politics or social reform.

Ambedkar’s statements testify to his belief in the Hindutva ideology, which claims that there exists a cultural unity among the followers of faiths born in India.

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