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Bhimrao Ambedkar: A synonym of social justice

International journal of applied research · 2015 · Vol. 1(2) · pp. 250–252

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Dr. Bhimrab Ambedkar's name is taken as a commitment to the establishment of social justice and upliftment of the depressed classes in modern India. He considered the prevailing form of the Indian social system to be unjust. He considered 'Manusmriti' as the biggest obstacle in the establishment of social justice and social unity in India. He attacked the varna system, caste system and untouchability. He considered the description system unscientific. He made tireless efforts to remove untouchability and uplift the Dalits. In order to improve the condition of women in family and social life, Ambedkar had worked tirelessly to get the Hindu Code Bill passed. He considered the injustice and exploitation in the Indian social system as the biggest obstacle in the path of democracy.

Indian History and PhilosophyCasteInjusticeEconomic JusticeHinduismSocial orderSociologyLawDemocracySocial justiceSocial science
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