Ambedkar’s Views on Social Reform, Change and Development

B.R. Ambedkar was a radical social reformer, jurist, and principal architect of the Indian Constitution, whose philosophy was dedicated to the structural annihilation of the caste system and the establishment of an egalitarian society. He viewed social reform, change and development as achievable primarily through legal safeguards, political power and rigorous constitutional democracy.

Evolution and Application of Ambedkar’s Ideas

Early Activism

  • Mass Mobilization and Direct Action: Led iconic movements like the Mahad Satyagraha (1927) for public water access and the Kalaram Temple Entry Movement (1930) to establish the right to public resources and dignity for the depressed classes. ....
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