Question

Poem on Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s life inspires me to…..

Answer 1

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                                      Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 
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We all were scattered only because of the caste and religious system, 
The discrimination faced, the struggle we went under is really painful,
But the love towards our nation never died and we tried to be in unity 
The life of yours Dr. B. R. Ambedkar is really inspiring us a lot, 
We youngsters learned too many inspiring things from you, 
Your urge towards our the constitution of our country is really strong, 
The compulsion and the determination towards the goal 
That is the great constitution of india is really a great success of all time.
Your life is really inspiring us the youngsters a lot because of many reason,
Dr. B. R. Amdedkar ammar rahey. 

Answer 2

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s life

Explanation:

• Dr. Ambedkar's vision of social justice derives from his seek a 'just society', that relies on the thought unwanted society.

• It had been his relentless seek for a simple social order, unbelievable exertions, and unwavering belief in help and autonomy, that took him to insurmountable heights wherever he was to be acknowledged and recognized as an individual against social evils. benefactor of Dalits and conjointly the creator of the Indian Constitution.

• The Indian society of Dr. Ambedkar's time denied equality by giving special privileges to Brahmins and different higher castes and by denying Shudras the correct to have a property and to coach and defend them.

• They didn't have the liberty to browse, write, worship, and pursue business and their wealth. within the absence of liberty and equality, the social order inspired imprisonment and division.

• As a result, except for equality and liberty, there was an entire absence of fraternity – the trinity that constitutes social justice within the views of Dr. Ambedkar. He firmly believed that justice couldn't be fanciful within the absence of any of the three.