Babasaheb Ambedkar ideas of history
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As discussed in the previous chapter, Ambedkar's life was shaped and influenced by
his bitter and degrading personal experiences as untouchables. It was this which led
him to search of the origin of untouchability. His quest of knowing the roots of social
evils can be seen in his writings of "The Untouchables", ''The Shudra, Who were they
and how they come to be the fourth varna of Indo-Aryan society", "Caste in India, its
mechanism, genesis and development" , "Hindu Social Order: Its essential
principles", "Philosophy of Hinduism" and 'Annihilation of Caste". His social ideas
were shaped during his formative years and matured in his later stages of life but it remained focus on the desire for the uplift of the down trodden, which found experience in all his social ideas