Ambedkar and the socio-economic reformation of India
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford pub. 2022Description: 219 pISBN: 9788181525598Subject(s): dalit movement | human rightsDDC classification: 954.035092 Summary: Dalit movement is the pillar of social change. After the death of Ambedkar, there was a dalit renaissance in literature, renewed political activism and a constitutional legacy in the form of affirmative action policies.
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Dalit movement is the pillar of social change. After the death of Ambedkar, there was a dalit renaissance in literature, renewed political activism and a constitutional legacy in the form of affirmative action policies.
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