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“DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR BOOK PROJECT 2021”
Under the GAP Book Project 41
Socio-Legal Contribution of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in
Nation Building
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Code GBSL/01 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and Socialism
• Individualism and Socialism
• Practical aspects of Socialism
• Casteism and Socialism.
Point
• Democracy in State Socialism
to be
Covered • Dr. Ambedkar’s theory of fundamental rights in State Socialism
• State socialism is based on Liberty, Equality and Fraternity
• Safeguards for the Schedule Castes in state socialism
• Marxian Socialism and Ambedkarite Socialism
Code GBSL/02 Allotted to
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Thoughts on Social and Political
Topic
Justice
• Justice: Theories –Utilitarian, John Rawls, Dworkin Ronald and
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar.
• Democracy: 1. Parliamentary Democracy, Economic
Democracy, Social Democracy. 2. Caste system and
Democracy. 3. Indian Caste system and security and
Development of India.
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s view on Social and Political
Point Participation of citizen: Challenges and Benefits.
to be • Social Dynamic, Social mobility, and the contribution of Dr.
Covered Babasaheb Ambedkar’s movement.
• Dr. Ambedkar’s view on Social Justice and its Challenges.
• Social Justice and Affirmative Action
• Social Stratification in India
a) Meaning & Characteristics of Social Stratification.
b) Varna System: Meaning, Origin & Nature.
c) Caste System: Meaning, Nature & Characteristics.
Code GBSL/03 Allotted to
Dr. Ambedkar’s Thought on Religion, Caste System, and
Topic
untouchability
• Hinduism
• Islam• Sikhism
Point • Buddhism and Christianity.
to be
• Ambedkar's View of a True Religion
Covered
• Dr. Ambedkar: A critique of Brahminic Caste System
• Ambedkar’s struggle on Caste system
• Remedies to annihilation of Caste system.
• Eradication of Untouchability.
• Religion and social transformation
Code GBSL/04 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Ambedkar’s Social Movement for Upliftment of Downtrodden
• Mahar Satyagrah
• Burning of Manusmriti
• Temple entry and Mahar Vatan.
Point
• Anti-touchability movement
to be
Covered • Reservation
• Dalits separate electorate movement
• Contributions to Socio-Political thinking
• Nationalist and his world view.
Code GBSL/05 Allotted to
Dr. Ambedkar ‘s Contribution on Women Development &
Topic
Empowerment
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar- Social Movement and Participation
of Women.
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and Hindu Code Bill.
• Women Empowerment and Indian Constitution.
• Contemporary feminist movement and Relevance of Dr.
Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Social Philosophy.
Point • Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s quest for Gender equality.
to be • Concept of work – productive and reproductive - Invisibility of
Covered Women’s work factors affecting and promoting women’s entry
into the market - Women in organized and unorganized sector -
Feminization of poverty
• Religious fundamentalism - communalism and oppressed
women in the Indian context Women and militant movements -
Restrictions on rights of women - Code of conduct and nation
of honor and honor killings from religious and casteperspectives - Women in peace movement. Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar- Social Movement and Participation of Women.
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and Hindu Code Bill.
• Women Empowerment and Indian Constitution.
• Contemporary feminist movement and Relevance of Dr.
Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Social Philosophy.
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s quest for Gender equality.
• Concept of work – productive and reproductive - Invisibility of
Women’s work factors affecting and promoting women’s entry
into the market - Women in organized and unorganized sector -
Feminization of poverty
• Religious fundamentalism - communalism and oppressed
women in the Indian context Women and militant movements -
Restrictions on rights of women - Code of conduct and nation
of honor and honor killings from religious and caste
perspectives - Women in peace movement.
Code GBSL/06 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Ambedkar’s connect between economics and Caste
• Water resource management
• Currency reforms plan
• Alternative sources of revenue
• Views on monetary economics.
• Federal Finance and Fiscal Problems.
• Place of Ambedkar in Indian Monetary system.
• Dr. B. R. Ambedkar on Economics of Caste System.
a) Nature & Characteristics of Economics of Caste System.
Point
b) Caste & Occupation of Mobility.
to be
c) Division of Labourers.
Covered
d) Dignity of Labour.
e) Demerits of economics of Caste.
• Economics of Untouchability
a) Nature & Characteristics of Economics of Untouchability.
b) Demerits of Economics
c) Untouchability
d) Untouchability & Slavery.• Dr. Ambedkar’s Model of Economic Development
a) Ambedkar’s Model of State Socialism.
b) Economic Democracy.
c) Buddhist Model of Economic Development.
Code GBSL/07 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Ambedkar and Concepts of Labour Economics
• Views on Labour and problems
• Labour Movements
• Labour exploitation: Socio-Cultural and religious dimensions.
• Ambedkar`s Contribution to Monetary Economics: Introduction
to money and monetary system – Ambedkar`s writings of
British India`s monetary standard – Ambedkar`s currency
reforms plan – Place of Ambedkar in Indian Monetary System
Ambedkar`s Contribution to Agricultural Economics:
Introduction – Ambedkar`s Interpretation of land holdings –
consolidation of holdings – Collective farming – Problems of
Point land ownership and land-lessens among tribal’s – Ambedkar`s
to be thought on surplus labour utilization and capital formation –
Covered Overall assessment of Ambedkar`s thought on agriculture.
• Land reforms and nationalization of land
• Ambedkar`s Contribution to Fiscal Economics: Introduction to
Fiscal Economics – Ambedkar`s thought on alternative sources
of revenue – Ambedkar`s study of provincial finance –
Ambedkar cannons of expenditure – Relevance of Ambedkar`s
fiscal economics for the present-day fiscal problems
• Introduction to Economic Development and Human
Development: Concepts of Economic Development, Economic
Growth – Distinction Between human resources development
and human development – Social Capital – Socio-Cultural
dimensions of development.
Code GBSL/08 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Ambedkar’s Legal Contribution
• Ambedkar’s entry into the Constituent Assembly and his role
Point • Gandhian Philosophy and Ambedkar’s notion of Social
to be Democracy
Covered • Dr. Ambedkar’s highlight during Constituent Assembly Debates
• The meaning, scope, importance and objectives ofconstitutionalism in Indian content
Preamble, Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State
Policy
• Federation versus Freedom
• Reservation and the 10 years theory
• Dr. Ambedkar and the constitutional Framework of Democracy.
a) Elections and Parliamentary democracy.
b) Separation of power.
c) Emergency provisions to safeguard Democracy.
• Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on Independence of Judiciary
• Indian constitution, Inter-state Rivers and Ambedkar’s role.
• Ambedkar’s view on Gender based Discrimination in the matter
of inheritance.
• Dr. Ambedkar on the safeguard for minorities and weaker
section in India.
• Dr. Amdekar’s view on Reservation to SCs/STs and other backward
classes under Indian Constitution.
• Labour Laws
Code GBSL/09 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s approach to International relations
• Life and Work of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar on Social Unity and fraternity
• Reconstruction of Indian Society- his concept on Human
security
Point • National goals (embodied in the preamble of India) and their
to be impact on Society
Covered • International Relation Theories and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
• Dr. Ambedkar’s views on foreign Policy
Code GBSL/10 Allotted to
Topic Important Events of Ambedkar’s Life
1. Birth- 14 April 1891
2. Witness in South Borrow Commission, 1917
Point
3. Bahishkrit Hitkarni Sabha formed, 20th July 1924
to be
4. Nominated as MLC, Bombay Province, 1926
Covered
5. Witness in Simon Commission, May 1928
6. Nasik Kala Ram temple Satyagrah, 2nd March 19307. Representative at Round Table Conferences, 1930-32
8. British Communal Award, 20th August 1932
9. Yewale District, Nasik Conference, 23rd October 1935
10. Independent Labour Party formed, August 1936
11. Elected MLA, Bombay Province, January 1937
12. All India SC Federation formed at Nagpur, April 1942
13. Appointed as Labour Minister in the Viceroy‟s Executive
Council, July 1942
14. Peoples Education Society formed, July 1945
15. Elected to Constituent Assembly from Bengal, November 1946
16. Law Minister in Independent India, 15 August 1947
17. Appointed as chairman of Drafting Committee of the
constitution of India, 29th August 1947
18. Resigned from Union cabinet, September 1951
19. Elected to Rajya Sabha, March 1952
20. Buddhist Society of India formed, May 1955
21. Embrace Buddhism, 14th October 1956
22. Parinirvana (Death), 6th December 1956
Code GBSL/11 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Babasaheb Ambedar and Various languages
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Was a Master of 64 Subjects
Point • He had Knowledge of Various Languages like Hindi, Paali,
to be Sanskrit, Marathi, Bengali, English, French, German, Persian
Covered and Gujarati.
• He studied all religions of the world in a comparative way.
Code GBSL/12 Allotted to
Topic Dr. Ambedkar’s contribution in Indian Education
• Educate, Agitate and Organise
Point • Purpose of Education
to be • Aim and functions of University Education
Covered • Character is more important than education
• Medium of instruction
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