Dr. Ambedkar Thought: Downtrodden and Development

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This volume entitled "Dr. Ambedkar Thought: Downtrodden and Development" consists of total 12 articles on Dalits, Minorities and Marginalized section of India society by the eminent profeddors, teachers and research scholars. The main thrust of this book is to analyze Ambedkar thought concern to prevailing social inequality such as throught Gender, Caste system, Tribal, Religion, Minorities and Social-Economic conditions and how far his thoughts are relevant in order to bring social awarness or to eradicate social inequality, untouchability and bring social justice in mordern India.Contributors of this book have thrown much light on vulnerable and marginalized social groups and their problems. It is very important to social scentists to understand that whether Ambedkar thought are relevant or not in Morden India. Contributirs have tried to analyze Ambedkar and his thoughts concern to social justice and equality in mordern India.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dhanraj Dongare

Dr. Dhanraj Dongare, Ph.D., NET, M.Phil., M.A.(Sociology), Assistant Professor Sociology, Working in School of Social Scineces at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University of Social Sciences Dr. Ambedkar Nagar MHOW Cantt. Indore Madhyapradesh since 2014. He has more then 12 year Teaching and Research Experience. He is Member of Editorial board of two ISSN researxh journal. He has participated 03 National and International Seminar and Conferences. He area of Interest is Sociological Theories, Sociology of Desplacement and Rehabilitation, Sociology of Downtrodden.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dhaval Makwana

Mr. Dhaval Makwana is working as an Assistant Professor (Temp.) at the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, Gujarat. He is awarded Prof. M.N. Srinivas Scholarship (2013 & 2014) and 'Merit Certificate for holding first rank & class at M.A. level course. He has published his research articles in the International and National Journals. Currently, he is working on "Recent Trends of Divorce in Gijarat: A Sociological Study".