"Book": A new set of Ambedkar's writings on religion and caste

Last year's publication of the Periyar book "Periyar: Even today" was published by the Dinamal publication of about 1,000 pages on various topics. Ambedkar's writings are the most important in the current context of the need for clear social studies on the topic.

Some of the articles selected from the Ambedkar Foundation published by the Ambedkar Foundation have been compiled in the book by the Maharashtra government.

The book is divided into three parts: revolution in ancient India, counter-revolution and untouchability.
In the first section, the problem of being a Hindu in Hinduism, the content of the Vedas, their position is subordinated to the later period, the reasons for the Hindu Gods fighting each other, the Vedas are moral and spiritual character. In the second part, Ambedkar wrote about the fall of Buddhism and the Hindu religious literature Bhagavad Gita, Vedanta Sutras, Mahabharata, Ramayana and Puranas. In the third, Ambedkar has written letters of untouchability.

Ambedkar sought. Almost Ambedkar concludes that by the end of the 400s the untouchability will be formed in society.

Ambedkar, who was chairman of the Indian Constitutions' Council, is only known as an act of legislation and has been created to show the need for his writings in the present situation where the caste-related attacks and divergences are increasing.

The basic purpose of this book is to understand Hinduism in particular in the eyes of Ambedkar.

Ambedkar is looking for the fundamental causes of evil and the various contradictions in the Hindu society, which approach the Hindu religion and not reach it spiritually, on the basis of history, society and literature.