What hardship and pains faced by Dr ambedkar
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Dr Ambedkar faced a lot of hardship the first one was that of framing our constitution .He have to work a lot to frame our constitution.
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Heya friend,
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was popularly known as Babasaheb. He led millions of oppressed people to a life of self - respect and dignity. Born into a poor untouchable family , he had to sit in the corner of the classroom on a mat , away from the desks of the other pupils.
The boy , who suffered bitter humiliation at school , shaped India's constitution and became the first Minister for Law of free India.
He founded a Marathi newspaper Mook Nayak to champion for the rights of the 'untouchables' . He founded the Bahiskrit Hitakarini Sabha and set up hostels , schools , and free libraries to promote education and socio - economic upliftment of Dalits. He is known as the architect of India's Constitution.
He went to Columbia University and it was here that he experienced freedom and equality. He realized that education was the only way to achieve justice. He said , 'Justice will not be granted by others. The sufferers must secure justice for themselves.'
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Tanisha
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was popularly known as Babasaheb. He led millions of oppressed people to a life of self - respect and dignity. Born into a poor untouchable family , he had to sit in the corner of the classroom on a mat , away from the desks of the other pupils.
The boy , who suffered bitter humiliation at school , shaped India's constitution and became the first Minister for Law of free India.
He founded a Marathi newspaper Mook Nayak to champion for the rights of the 'untouchables' . He founded the Bahiskrit Hitakarini Sabha and set up hostels , schools , and free libraries to promote education and socio - economic upliftment of Dalits. He is known as the architect of India's Constitution.
He went to Columbia University and it was here that he experienced freedom and equality. He realized that education was the only way to achieve justice. He said , 'Justice will not be granted by others. The sufferers must secure justice for themselves.'
Thanks
With regards@
Tanisha
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