Dr. BR . Ambedkar  Educate agitate and organize 

Born – April 14,1891 at Mhow Education- Elphinstone College (1908)

London School of Economics (1922) Books – The Annihilation of Caste The Buddha and Dhamma Castes in India and their mechanism, genesis and development

Introduction

Denial of education of shudras ,women and untouchables as an important element in perpetuating the caste system.

Education generates conscience among depressed classes .

Ambedkar stands for the rights of women – Right to education.

Ambedkar philosophy on Education

Education was an instrument to liberate the dalits from illiteracy, ignorance and superstitions and thus enable them to fight against all forms of injustice, exploitation and oppression.

Ambedkar philosophy on Education

His Quote

His Philosophy

All India Depressed Classess Conference - 1942

An instrument to liberate people. Fight against all forms of injustice. Weapon to cut the social slavery Education which will enlighten the downtrodden masses to come up and gain social status, economic betterment and political freedom’.

Educate …

The word ‘agitate’ does not mean that, to agitate physically; it is a mental revolution in its place. It does not mean to go out and start protesting violently on the streets.educated people to form organizations

Agitate

Unite and struggle for the common goal as one force.

Collectively organize Ambedkar’s this philosophy giving idea of

education and equal opportunity to the people aims at removing the barriers in Indian Hindu religious caste system and development of backward caste as well as all marginalized communities

Organize

Relevance of Ambedkar in contemporary times…

Dalit Lives in India

Dalit Lives in India

India’s Shame

India’s Shame

India’s shame – Life of Dalits

India’s shame– Life of Dalits

Una Dalit Incident - cow skinning take deadly turn

We must hang our heads in shame

Death of Rohith Vemula

Report by National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights (NCDHR)

Worldwide, the oppressed and exploited peoples desire not charity but the realization of their rights – whether to health, education, equal treatment or justice. Babasaheb was a founding figure of such confident claims.

His Relevance

Dalit Rising ….

India's angry Dalits rise against age-old caste prejudices

The hope

The Hope

The Hope

The Hope

Hope

Ambedkar was a man who dedicated his life to social justice, to rights of women , to true democracy. He was a man who had great faith in young people and their capacity to lead a social revolution. His life and work cannot be ignored by anybody in our country who is concerned about changing society. With Dr.Ambedkar in mind on this day we should recommit to educating, agitating and organizing.

Jai Bhim

Conclusion