what are ambedkar significant contribution to india
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Dr B. R. Ambedkar (Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar) popularly known as Babasaheb
was born in so called untouchable caste family of Mahar. But for him
this was not the shackle to reach at zenith. He became a great teacher,
orator, philosopher, leader and earned many more laurels of this kind.
Also he was first from his caste to get college education in India, as
untouchables were not allowed to get education, they were not allowed to
worship in temples, they were not allowed to drink water from the
source that was used by upper caste people etc. So even while studying
in school he had faced all such discriminations. But with a true spirit
of a fighter after completing his studies in India, he went to London
School of Economics for further studies and became a great lawyer. He is
a true example of a self made man who worked so hard against all the
odds to achieve his goal. Close to his end he adopted Buddhism for
wisdom, morality and to protect humanity. Also he discovered that Mahar
people were actually Buddhist who refused to give up Buddhism at one
point of time. Because of this, they were forced to live outside the
village and with time they became an untouchable caste. He also wrote a
book named – ‘The Buddha and His Dhamma’.
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