On December 6th, we honor Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a leader who shaped India's Constitution. He fought against injustice and left an enduring legacy.
Born in 1891, Ambedkar faced hardship but excelled academically. Scholarships enabled his education abroad, overcoming social challenges.
Studying in the U.S. and U.K., Ambedkar deepened his commitment to justice. He aimed to combat caste oppression in India.
Returning home, Ambedkar tirelessly fought for marginalized communities, establishing the Depressed Classes Association. His activism challenged societal norms for justice and equality.
Ambedkar chaired the Constituent Assembly's Drafting Committee, shaping India's Constitution. His commitment to justice and equality is ingrained in this foundational document.
Beyond drafting the Constitution, Ambedkar's influence shaped modern India, incorporating fundamental rights and affirmative action policies for marginalized communities.
On December 6th, we reflect on Ambedkar's teachings. It's not just a day of remembrance but an invitation to pursue an inclusive and egalitarian society.
Ambedkar's life illustrates determination and intellect in pursuing justice. As we honor him, let's renew our dedication to an equal and just India.