For An Informed Ambedkar Age
Essays on Untouchables and Untouchability: Social ________________________________________________________________ Contents Chapter 1 : Civilisation or felony Chapter 2 : The house the hindus have built Chapter 3 : The rock on which it is built Chapter 4 : Touchables v/s untouchables Chapter 5 : The curse of caste
THE PROBLEM OF THE RUPEE: ITS ORIGIN AND ITS SOLUTION (HISTORY OF INDIAN CURRENCY & BANKING) _____________________________________________________________________________________ B. R. AMBEDKAR Sometime Professor of Political Economy at the Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics, Bombay. LONDON P. S. KING & SON, LTD. ORCHARD HOUSE, 2 & 4 GREAT SMITH STREET WESTMINSTER 1923 DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY …
Essays on Untouchables and Untouchability: Political _________________________________________________ Contents Chapter 1 : From millions to fractions Chapter 2 : The revolt of the untouchables Chapter 3 : Held at bay Chapter 4 : Their wishes are laws unto us Chapter 5 : Under the providence of Mr. Gandhi Chapter 6 : Gandhi and his fast Chapter 7 : A warning to the untouchables
Untouchables or The Children of India’s Ghetto ________________________________________________ Contents PART IV – What the Untouchables have to face Chapter 12 : Antagonism of the administration Chapter 13 : Problem of discrimination Chapter 14 : Problem of isolation
Untouchables or The Children of India’s Ghetto ________________________________________________ Contents Part I: What It Is to be an Untouchable . Chapter I: Untouchability—its source Chapter 2: Untouchables—their numbers Chapter 3 : Slaves and untouchables Chapter 4 : The Indian ghetto—the centre of untouchability—outside the fold Chapter 5 : Unfit for human association
Untouchables or The Children of India’s Ghetto ________________________________________________ Contents PART III – Roots of the Problem Chapter 8 : Parallel cases Chapter 9 : Hindus and want of public conscience Chapter 10 : Hindus and their want of social conscience Chapter 11 : The hindu and his belief in caste
Untouchables or The Children of India’s Ghetto __________________________________________________________________ Contents PART II Chapter 6 : Untouchability and lawlessnes Chapter 7 : Why lawlessness is lawful? PART II CHAPTER 6
by B R AMBEDKAR The imperial Romans flashed their sword both in the East and the West with different results. In the East ” they conquered the world only to give it to in the West however ” they either Romanised the races who were at first their subjects masters, or left those races to …
by B. R Ambedkar Forms of Procedure are determined by functions of a body. The important functions of a Parliamentary Body are : (1) Power to express an opinion on and criticise any executive action. (2) Power to have Laws. (3) Power to provide money for carrying on the administration.