what role did Ambedkar played in the up lifment of untouchables?
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Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar (14 April 1891 – 6 December 1956), also known as Babasaheb Ambedkar, was an Indian jurist, economist, politician and social reformer, who inspired the Dalit Buddhist movement and campaigned against social discrimination towards the untouchables (Dalits), while also supporting the rights of women ...
Explanation:
1) born in to a poor,low mahar caste on April 14,1891 in Mhow,in the central provinces, now madhya pradesh,Babasaheb Ambedkar had a tough childhood. His family was threatened as Touchabilities.
2) hailing from the 'untouchable' cast of mahar in Maharashtra,ambedkar was social out case in his early days.
3) his school made was not eat beside him,his teacher does not touch his copies as he came from a poor.,unclean family.
4)later in life,Ambedkar became the spoksperson of the backward classes and cast.
5)much like africa-america reforreformes such as Martin Luther King Jr and Frederick Douglass in the United States, Ambedkar expound the important of social reform and untouchablities in India.
6)he also joined hand with Gandhi in the harijan movement,which protest against the social injustice.
7) Babasaheb also pointed out that the principal problem of the Indian society was the fight between Bhhudisum and Brahamanis.
8) Babasaheb ambedkar and mahatma Gandhi were two of the most prominent personinolities. who protest about untouchablities in India.
9) Gandhi has published three journels to support the understand privileged class, namely Harijan in English,Badhu in Gujarat and Harijan sevak in hindi.
10) Gandhi primarly concentrated on social and economic stability of people to untouchablities groups.
11) But all went in vain!! unfortunately,even after about 70 years of Independence,India is still trapped under the claws of class and caste discrimination.
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