Ambedkar, Gandhi and Empowerment of Dalit

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If we look to the history of Dalit movement, it is as old as the birth of the concept of untouchability, which was the darkest spot in Hindu social structure.  Though, Hindu reformists tried their best to fight against this social evil right from the days untouchability was born, the real concern over it came to surface during the freedom struggle, when Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar fought against it in their own way.  While Gandhi wanted complete eradication of untouchability for emotional integration of Hindu society, Ambedkar was for abolition of Varnashram structure of the Hindu social order.  The book represents a radical departure from the genre of writings that deal with thoughts and works of M.K. Gandhi and B.R. Ambedkar.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Narayan Das

Narayan Das is Reader at Dept. of History, R.N. College, Hazipur.  He has authored several books on Indian History and his research papers have been published in various reputed journals.

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Title
Ambedkar, Gandhi and Empowerment of Dalit
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
9788183762533
Length
viii+336p., Bibligoraphy; Index; 23cm.
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