Imagine & write a conversation between Mahatma Gandhi & Ambedkar on General Electorate & Gandhian Era - Timeline
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Gandhi invited Ambedkar to express his views in Harijan as well. Ambedkar
declined, but Gandhi called attention to them anyway, and proceeded to publish (in July of 1936, in two issues of the journal) some relevant comments of
his own, in which he went so far as to declare that Dr Ambedkar had made
a “profound mistake” (while actually describing not just one but two such
alleged mistakes; this slip indicates to me that Gandhi was writing too hastily).
Ambedkar responded with a carefully composed virtuoso display of academic
and barrister-like disputation. It is almost a pity merely to print the extracts
that are to be found on pages 36-45 below; they ought rather to
Answer:
Gandhi invited Ambedkar to express his views in Harijan as well. Ambedkar
declined, but Gandhi called attention to them anyway, and proceeded to publish (in July of 1936, in two issues of the journal) some relevant comments of
his own, in which he went so far as to declare that Dr Ambedkar had made
a “profound mistake” (while actually describing not just one but two such
alleged mistakes; this slip indicates to me that Gandhi was writing too hastily).
Ambedkar responded with a carefully composed virtuoso display of academic
and barrister-like disputation. It is almost a pity merely to print the extracts
that are to be found on pages 36-45 below; they ought rather to