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Author: Pankaj Kishore

Brand: Prabhat Prakashan

Edition: First Edition

Features:

• Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, Biography, Dalit leader, Social justice, Equality, Constitution drafting, India’s Constitution, Bharat Ratna, Untouchability, Mahar caste, Indian history, Civil rights, Legal reform, Political activism, Social reformer, Independence movement, Indian lawmaker, Human rights advocate, Empowerment, Discrimination, Caste system, Social exclusion, Maharashtra, Political philosophy, Legal scholar, Social equality, Law minister, British India, Mahars
• Social transformation, Progressive leader, Legislative contributions, Social mobility, Historical figure, Activism, Minority rights, Indian politics, Leadership, Marginalized communities, Indian society, Social change, Biography and autobiography, Equality advocate, Humanitarian, Inspirational figure, Iconic leader, Political figure, Dalit empowerment, Historical biography, Social reform movement, Legal justice, Indian Constitution architect, Dalit icon, Legal rights, Political ideology
• Progressive thinker, Civil liberties, Social activism, National hero, Indian civil rights movement, Leadership principles, Legacy, Government reform, Civil rights champion, Social thinker, Political theorist, Social justice advocate, Biography and memoir, India’s freedom struggle, Democracy advocate, Progressive reformer, Socio-political reform, Indian intellectual, Biography collection, Historical impact, Dalit literature, Legal advocacy, Political legacy, Indian independence
• Social visionary, Civil rights leader, Constitutional law, Inspirational biography, Indian leaders, Human rights activism, Progressive movement, Historical perspective, Government policymaker, Social history, Indian icon, Progressive politics, Legal activism, Social justice warrior, Historical context, Civil liberties advocate, Social equality advocate, Dalit movement, Dalit rights, Caste discrimination, Subedar Ramji, Bhimabai Sakpal, British Army
• Education access, Legislative initiatives, Law ministry, Political leadership, Progressive ideas, Legislative reforms, Empowerment movement, Freedom fighter, Legal reforms, Indian reform movement, Social activist, Political visionary, Lawmaker, Equality struggle, Indian democracy, Social movement, Political leader, Legal system, Anti-caste activism
• Indian leader, Equality campaign, Legislative advocacy, Indian philosopher, Political reformer, Social welfare, Caste system critique, Social historian, Indian civil rights, Political biography, Caste abolitionist, Equality rights, Indian social reform, Equality activism, Social equity, Civil rights activism, Political activist
• Historical activism, Caste justice, Civil liberties activism, Indian political figure, Legal advocate, Human rights campaigner, Social philosopher, Equality movements, Social justice movement, Indian legal system, Civil rights struggle

Package Dimensions: 12x216x200

Number Of Pages: 160

Release Date: 04-08-2022

Details: Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar is considered the Messiah of the Dalits in India. In 1947, the Constituent Assembly appointed him as the chairman of the Drafting Committee constituted for drafting the Constitution for independent India. He played a key role in building the Constitution.
He was born on 14 April 1891 at Mhow (near Indore), a small town of present Madhya Pradesh. He was the fourteenth child of Subedar Ramji and Bhimabai Sakpal. Being from the Maharcaste, he was treated as an ‘untouchable’. His father and his grandfather had served in the British Army. Good schools were arranged by the then government for the education of the children of all military personnel. Therefore, despite being from a low caste, he got a good education.
In 1937, Dr Ambedkar introduced a bill to end the ‘Khoti’ practice of Mahars working as official slaves in the Konkan region. When India became independent in 1947, he adorned the post of the Minister of Law. He had made a clarion call—‘Lost rights are never regained by begging… but by relentless struggle’.
For his remarkable work, he was posthumously awarded India’s highest civilian award ‘Bharat Ratna’ in the year 1990.