Ven. Akshay Kamble

THE FATHER OF ALL FEMINISTS ; DR. B.R..AMBEDKAR WAS THE FIRST PERSON WHO STOOD FOR THE EMANCIPATION AND EMPOWERMENT OF INDIA WOMEN'S : I see, so called Indian feminists never recognise Dr.B.R.Ambedkar as a women liberator. Dr.Ambedkar who alone, fought to get our parliament to pass the Hindu code bill, which would have granted equal rights to Hindu  woman denied to them by tradition and  religious practices. The Hindu Code Bill was blocked by upper caste brahmins and Hindu extremists and the right wing. Baba Saheb Ambedkar was the great liberator of Indian womanhood. He designed the Hindu Code Bill to liberate Hindu woman. Dr.Ambedkar resigned from the Cabinet as the first Law Minister of independent India for the cause of women. That was his unique sacrifice for  the women. Dr.Ambedkar was asking maternity for every women not only for dalit women's. Equal rights for every women not only for dalit women's. Though the Constitution has given equal rights to w

Dr.Ambedkar was greatest feminist   Happy women’s day .. Dr B R Ambedkar done vast role for women, But None of the women organization talks about the contribution of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. Words of ‘Champion of #Women’s #Rights in India’ – Revolutionary Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar on women: * “I am a great believer in women’s organization. I know that what they can do to improve the condition of the society if they are convinced. In the eradication of social evils they have rendered great services. I will testify to that from my own experience. Ever since I began too work among the dpressed classes, I made it a point to carry women along with men.” * “If men have to bear pain like the pain of mother while in the Pre-natal condition and child birth, none of them who begets a child will comply another time in their life” * “I measure the progress of the community by the degree of progress which women have achieved.” * “#Women #liberation is the human liberation”.

Dr. Ambedkar never rejected Four Noble Truths The four noble truths are justified in the book – ‘The Buddha and His Dhamma’ by Dr. Ambedkar. Let us simply examine how many times and the context in which the author used these Truths while explaining the Dhamma. The very enlightenment of the Buddha starts from recognizing the first Noble Truth of sufferings. 1. “On the night of the last day of the fourth week light dawn upon him. He realized that there were two problems. The problem was that there was suffering in the world and the second problem was how to remove this suffering and make mankind happy”. 2. That suffering and unhappiness in the world he thought was incontrovertible fact. 3. Gautama was, however, interested in knowing how to do away with suffering. 4. It is, therefore, on this problem-how to remove suffering and unhappiness-that he concentrated his mind. 5. Naturally, the first question he asked himself was-“What are the causes of suffering and unhappin