IMPORTANCE OF 14TH APRIL IN INDIA ( DR AMBEDKAR JAYANTI)

IMPORTANCE OF 14TH APRIL IN INDIA ( DR AMBEDKAR JAYANTI)

Today india is celebrating 127th birth anniversary of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. Ambedkar’s importance in Indian history cannot just be limited to a person who championed for the rights of the poor, downtrodden and lower caste people. He can easily be remembered as “The Father of the Constitution of India” and the man who fought for the oppressed in the country. He was the principal architect of our Constitution and a founding father of the Republic of India.

Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was born on April 14, 1891 in Mhow of Madhya Pradesh. Known as Baba Saheb, the famous Abendalkar is the creator of the Constitution of India. Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar's life is a wonderful example of struggle and success which can hardly be seen elsewhere. Today on the birth anniversary of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar

Let's know some of their thoughts : 

1. Life should be great instead of being prolonged.

2. I believe in religion that teaches freedom, equality and brotherhood.

3. If we want a joint integrated modern India then the sovereignty of the scriptures of all religions should be the end.

4. There is no scope for development of discrimination, cause and independent thinking in Hinduism.

5. History tells us that there is a conflict between ethics and economics, there is always a win for economics. Vested interests have not been left voluntarily, unless sufficient force has been imposed to force them.

6. Development of intellect should be the ultimate goal of human existence.

7. Equality can be a fantasy, but still it must be accepted in a governing principle.

8. If I feel that the constitution is being misused, then I will burn it first.

9. As long as you do not achieve social independence, the freedom that law gives you is inadequate for you.

Why Ambedkar Jayanti is celebrated?

Ambedkar Jayanti is celebrated by the people of India very glad to remember their huge contribution to the people of India. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was the father of the Indian Constitution who drafted the Constitution of India. He was a great human rights activist who was born on 14 April 1891. In order to expand the economic condition of the people of the lower level group of India, and to spread the need of education, they established "exclusionary gathering meeting" in India in the year 1923. By following the rule of equality of humanity, with the reconstruction of Indian society, it was a social movement for people using the slogan "Educate-agitating-organizing" for the purpose of removing casteism from India. Were there.

For the establishment of the right to equality for untouchable people, Mahad was led by a march in Maharashtra in the year 1927, which was not allowed to taste or even touch the water of "Public Chamder Lake". He is marked in Indian history to launch social movements such as anti-caste agitations, anti-anti movement and entry movement in the temple.

In the year 1930, he led the movement to enter the temple in Nashik, Maharashtra for real human rights and political justice. He said that political power is not the only way to solve all the problems of the people of the dalit class, they should have equal rights in every area of ​​the society. During his membership of the Executive Council of the Viceroy in 1942, he was deeply involved in making legal changes to protect the rights of the lower classes.In Indian Constitution, the basic rights of state policy (for social freedom, elimination of equality and untouchability for the people of lower group) and policy direction principles (by improving living conditions by ensuring proper distribution of property) They gave their major contribution by providing security to them.By the end of his life, his social revolution continued through Buddha religion. He was awarded Bharat Ratna in April 1990 for his great contribution to Indian society.