B.R. AMBEDKAR’S VISION OF CASTE

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Mr.Manoranjan Bisoi; Rozy Khatuan

B.R. AMBEDKAR’S VISION OF CASTE

Authors: Mr.Manoranjan Bisoi, Rozy Khatuan

Unique Paper ID: 173179
Volume: 11
Issue: 9
PageNo: 2339-2346

Keywords: Caste system Equality Liberty Fraternity Freedom

Abstract:
In the caste system, untouchability is one of the most controversial issues that has been going on in our Society since many years. Every individual has the right to live with dignity and equality. Dr. Ambedkar's vision was a free society, a casteless society in which a society should be free from the chains of casteism. I saw how excellently Dr. B.R. Ambedkar says that “one caste is not fit to rule another caste”. As well as John Stuart Mill says that “one country is not fit to rule another country”. Ambedkar's had to face untouchability in his entire journey of life, where Dalits and Shudras were discriminated against by the untouchability system. Therefore, he started a public movement against injustice, inequality, and untouchability, which makes a barrier between upper (Brahmins) and lower (Dalits) caste people. Hence in a conference Ambedkar burnt copies of Manusmriti for ideologically justifying caste discrimination and untouchability. The title of this paper is "Dr. Ambedkar's Vision of Caste," which analyses how Ambedkar opposed the social evil that is untouchability and the caste discrimination. In this paper I will highlight and analyses the caste system, where I will explain his vision of caste in two parts. The first part is the origin of casteism and the purpose of his Annihilation of caste. The second part is how we can prevent this untouchability of the caste system in present life.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 11
Issue: 9
PageNo: 2339-2346

B.R. AMBEDKAR’S VISION OF CASTE

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