Welcome Readers! Since history is
always written by the victor, we will discuss the one and only "Dr. B.R.
Ambedkar: Bravest and Enlightened scholar of India in 19th
century" in this blog. This Blog post discover that
why Dr. B. R. Ambedkar popularly known for? Birth, Life, vision and Ideology.
Newspapers, Weekly and Books written by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar His legend will endure forever. Because of his
accomplishments, he has a special place in Indian history. As we pay our
respects to this great scholar, let's review his inspirational life
achievements that have benefited all regular people. So let's start Dr.
B. R. Ambedkar's illustrious
journey.
Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar popularly known as Babasaheb Ambedkar,
the Father of the Indian Constitution and nation builder. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
was a, jurist, social reformer, economist and great politician. Dr. Bhimrao
Ramji Ambedkar is the person who fought for the nation's underprivileged
untouchables and the right to education for all. He was either born into a
caste that is regarded as being very low or during a time when injustice was
rampant.
Birth of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's birth creates a sign of hope for those who had
been troubled by the social injustice of the caste system, which had long
persisted in Indian society. The Caste system is based on birth rather than
merit. In Madhya Pradesh, India, on April 14, 1891, Dr. Bababsaheb Ambedkar was
born to Bhimai and Ramji Sakpal. Ramji Sakpal served as a "Subhedar"
in the British military. Education for Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was overseen by
Ramji Sakpal, his father. Bababsaheb's father Ramji Sakpal instilled in him
from an early age that it is important to standing up for what is right no
matter what obstacles you encounter because you can always count on the truth
to triumph in the end. Bababsaheb's upbringing had a profound influence on his
thinking because of his father's teachings.
Life is never easy for Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
The life of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar is never simple. He had to deal
with injustice all of his life. When the driver of a bullock cart saw him and
his older brother riding in it with him and realized they belonged to the
untouchable community and he purposefully dropped them from the cart. His
elementary education left him feeling extremely humiliated. His books are not
touched by teachers, other students avoid him, and he is not permitted to sit
in a classroom with upper caste kids or drink water where other kids do. He was
seated outside the classroom for his education.
Babasaheb was forbidden in the childhood from donning brand-new
clothing in front of upper caste community. However, he never gives up and he
did not allow his bitterness to get in the way of his goals. He was forced to
stood up and fight against social injustice and humiliation in society. They
cannot make history if they forget the past, as Babasaheb frequently remarked
and at last Babasaheb creates his own history. And today we are reading history
of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
What is the real name of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar?
Babasaheb's father changed his name to "Bhimrao
Ambadvekar" in school instead of his birth name, "Bhimrao Ramji
Sakpal." His father done this so that child Bhimrao, wouldn't be
associated with a caste that might hinder his education. Babasaheb's mentor
teacher, "Krishna Keshav Ambedkar," was significant in his life. He
recognized Babasaheb's skill. He was a big help to them. In school records, he
even gave Babasaheb his surname and changed it from "Ambadawekar" to
his own surname, "Ambedkar."
Babasaheb Ambedkar proves that life should be wonderful rather than
prolonged. Although Babasaheb Ambedkar's journey was not simple, he completed
it with sincere devotion, tenacity, and labor; his ideas constantly inspire us
to follow in his footsteps. Men are always mortal, according to Babasahes,
Ideas are also mortal. It is similar to as a plant needs water, an idea needs
to be spread also. And Babasaheb Ambedkar’s vision never goes away. Bababasaheb
always says, the ultimate goal of human existence should be the cultivation of
the mind. On this path of their Idols, they revere Lord Buddha, Saint Kabir,
and Mahatma Phule as their "Great instructor or Gurus" for this
reason. That is why Babasaheb comes to be Representation of ‘Sincerity’, which
is the culmination of all moral virtues.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar always eager to learn
Bhimrao was a curious child. Most of his life, Babasaheb spent 18
hours a day in study. Ambedkar oversaw the construction of Rajgriha, a home in
Dadar, Mumbai, where he kept his 50,000 or so books, in the 1930s. Yes.50000
that’s right. That was his passion for reading. The largest private library in
the world, "Rajgirh," belonged to Babasaheb and held more than 50000
books. We were surprised to learn that Babasaheb Ambedkar earned various
degrees from worldwide university like Columbia University. BA, MA, PHD, MSC,
BAR AT LAW, DSC,LLD, D.LIT are some of them. Columbia University still
recognized Dr. B.R. Ambedkar is No. 1 scholar of their university because Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar possessed Mastery in 64 subjects.
He is master in Hindi, Pali, Sanskrit, English, French, German,
Marathi, Persian, and Gujarati, among other nine languages. In addition, he
spent nearly 21 years studying all of the world's religions side by side.
Babasaheb completed eight years of study in just two years and three months
offered by London School of Economics. He put in 21 hours a day of study for
this. In 2004, Columbia University compiled a list of the top 100 academics in
the world, and Dr. Bhimrao Ramaji Ambedkar was listed first.
The books written by Dr. Ambedkar currently ranks among the
bestsellers in India. Ambedkar's "Problem of the Rupee" and "The
Annihilation of Caste" are his two best-selling books. These two
books are based on the social structure and economy of India, respectively.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar as a Nation builder of India
We are all aware that Ambedkar was an excellent speaker, political
thinker, social activist, and motivator who covered a wide range of topics in
his writing and speeches. According to Babasaheb, self-help is the best form of
assistance if you believe in leading a respectable life. His passionate message
of "Educate, Organize, and Agitate" embodies the values of liberty,
equality, fraternity, justice, and moral character.
By establishing the fundamental framework for the Indian
Government's labor policy, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar pioneered and introduced measures
for labor welfare.
Babasaheb has consistently supported the empowerment of women. In
the social structure of India, untouchable peoples and women both face
discrimination. According to Babasaheb, I gauge a community's development by
the level of advancement that women have attained.
Ambedkar founded the Indian Finance Commission in 1951. He was
against low-income groups paying income tax. He supported policies involving
excise taxes and land revenue taxes to help the economy. He kept his thoughts
on state's economic growth and the land reform movement. His book, The Problem
of the Rupee - Its Origin and Its Solution, was the book which laid foundation
of the Reserve Bank of India.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's vision has had a
positive impact on the Indian economy in a number of areas, including
industrialization, tax policies, the Indian agricultural system, gender equality,
the Hindu Code Bill, the Maternity Bill, employment exchanges in India, the
establishment of the National Power Grid System, central water irrigation, the
Navigation Commission, the Damodar Valley Venture, the Hirakud undertaking, and
the Sone waterway Project.
Dr. BabaSaheb Ambedkar fought against
Caste Discrimination to just build a new society of Modern India.
Additionally, Babasaheb Ambedkar was the inspiration behind the
Reformation of society is Buddha's Philosophy, which is known as the "Light
of Asia" throughout the world. Because of this, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar is
known as a ‘Bodhisatva’, which is a Buddhist term for an enlightened being. In
1935 Dr. Ambedkar said that he was born as Hindu, this is not in his hand but
he declare that he will not die as Hindu. And in 14 October 1956 Dr. B.R.
Ambedkar converted to Buddhism with his millions of followers. Before
conversion to Buddhism he studied all religion and on the basis of humanity he
noticed that Buddha’s Philosophy is best for his people. And we here underline
that on the path of Buddha the millions of downgraded peoples’ higher-up their
social, educational, religious as well as economic status.
On December 6, 1956, ‘Babasaheb the Great’ entered eternal rest at
Chaitybhoomi Dadar, and all Indian honored his great leader, the one and only
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, on this day known as "Mahaparinirvan Divas."
Once one congress party politician said that, ‘Dead Ambedkar will be more
dangerous than live Ambedkar.’ And this statement comes true after seeing
millions of peoples come to salute their great leader one and only Dr.
Babasaheb Ambedkar.
To be enlightened with this great hero we must familiar with writing
as speeches of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Some of the Writing is listed below you can
purchase for you and your next generation.
Books Written by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Conclusion
With all due respect, we conclude this inspiring journey of
Babasaheb with his well-known advice to "Be Educated, Be Agitated, and Be
Organized." Babasaheb Ambedkar left a lasting legacy in India. We must be
open to learning from the accomplishments of great individuals like Dr.
Babasaheb Ambedkar in order to improve our understanding of the spiritual,
political, social, racial, educational, gender, and economic health of people
and communities. Keep Reading! Jai Bhim!
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