Dr.B.R Ambedkar Was Born To Bhimabai Sakpal And Ramji On 14th-April- 1891 And (-6th-December-1956 He Passed Away) Poem by Mazid S Kazi , INDIA

Dr.B.R Ambedkar was born to Bhimabai Sakpal and Ramji on 14th-April- 1891 and (-6th-December-1956 he passed away)
He was the 14th child of his parents who had become the 1st law minister of India and was conferred Bharat Ratna in 1990.
He belonged to mahar caste considered untouchables and in school teachers also hated him to think of their dignity.
Ambedkar used to sit alone in the corner as the teachers did not care and feared to touch his note books to check.


He got education in difficult circumstances, low caste students are not allowed to sit with students of upper caste.
In the same inhuman behaviour he attended the clsses with his friends regularly whether trs.give attention or not.
Ambedkar used to give full attention to the teachers and their teachings but he never thought of his own prestige.
In 1907 he passed matric exam and entered Elphinstone college, got a scholarship Rs.25 monthly from ruler of Baroda.


By 1912 Dr.B.R.Ambedkar obtained his graduation degree in economics and political science from Bombay University.
In october 1916 he enrolled for the Bar course at Gray's inn and after he enrolled at London school of economics.
In 1913 he moved to the united states at the age of 22 years and he was awarded a Baroda state scholarship monthly.
All the eligible economically backward classes candidates will be given scholarships as per prescribed condition.


He was popularly known as Babasaheb Ambedkar who had become famous as one of the architects of Indian constitution.
Soon enough in july 1920, he was back in London and resumed his studies and also he was called to the Bar.
After returning to India from England he fought against the caste discrimination and favored them for reservation.
He was a well known politician and an eminent jurist and he aimed to eradicate the social evils like untouchability.


While practising law in the Bombay High court, he tried to promote education to the untouchables and to uplift them.
He was appointed to the Bombay presidency committee to work with the all European simon commission in the year 1925.
By 1927 he launched the active movements against untouchability to open public water tanks and a few were against him.
He was appointed chairman of the constitution drafting committee by the Assembly to write India's a new Constitution.


Dr.B.R.Ambedkar was a freedom fighter and being honored as an architect of Indian Constitution to shape modren India.
He always stressed the most importance of better education and so that our Indian position in society can be uplifted.
H continued crusade for social revolution until the end of his life on 6th-Dec-1956, he was honored in the Nation India.
His One of the greatest contributions in the respect of the fundamental rights and directive priciples of state policy.


Dr.B.R.Ambedkar was the man who tried to turn the wheel of the law towards social justice equally for one and all.
Presently the world's largest democracy with the largest written constitution of India since 1947 as independent Nation.
In 1932 the British had announced the formation of a separate electorate for depressed classes in the communal.
The constitution that he gave us in the single most greatest task in Indian history as it stands forever a written document.



Ambedkar was the student of anthropology who made a remarkable discovery as mahar people are original ancient Buddhist.
As mahar poeple refused to leave Buddhist practices and so they were made into untouchables and made to live separately.
Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar with his friends embraced Buddhism and he studied Buddism without fear around 195o all his life.
He turned his attention to Buddhism and travelled to Sri Lanka and ceylon to attend a convention of Buddhists.



An untouchable himself, he led a resolute and adroit struggle for untouchability to root out this unskilled raw.
The writings span across forty years(1915 to 1956) totally eleven sections as 1) reminiscences 2) concepts 3) methodology,
From 4) ideology 5) religion 6) untouchability 7) caste 8) identity 9) economics 10) nationalism 11) constitutionalism and law.
This work is the first of its kind on Ambedkar and representative
collection of the whole issues that engaged his attention.










































































































Ambedkar was the student of anthropology