22. What was the difference between the vision of Dr. Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi about India?
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Mahatma Gandhi was skeptical of powers given to the state and advocated more powers to the society itself. Whereas Ambedkar advocated more powers to the state and was skeptical of the society (because of its inability to reform itself over time)
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The difference between the vision of Dr. Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi about India:
Dr. Ambedkar Vision:
- Ambedkar contained a bad view of 'Hinduism' and associated it with Brahmanism.
- Ambedkar thought that the 'movement for the amelioration' of the created by depressed classes cannot be propelled by high castes.
- Ambedkar promoted more powers to the state and was distrustful of the society.
- Ambedkar promoted urbanisation and desired to abandon towns.
Mahatma Vision:
- On the other hand, Gandhi' contains a great gratefulness towards Hindu Dharma.
- He understood that movement may be driven by any person.
- Also he have been proven to be allies several times but in reality, were great competitors in politics.
- Gandhi' was distrustful of powers provided to the state and promoted more powers to the society itself.
- He promoted self-sufficiency for Indian communities, where they were able to achieve better economic development and schooling.
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