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The significance of annihilation of caste in Ambedkar's philosophy from "summary" of Dr. Ambedkar's Views on Buddhism: A Path to Social Liberation. by R.ANANDA RAJU

One of the central themes in Dr. Ambedkar's philosophy is the annihilation of caste. He believed that caste was a deeply entrenched social system that perpetuated discrimination and inequality. For Ambedkar, the eradication of caste was not just a social or political goal, but a moral imperative. He saw caste as a form of social hierarchy that dehumanized individuals and restricted their freedom and potential. Ambedkar's views on caste were shaped by his own experiences as a member of the Dalit community, who faced severe social discrimination and oppression. He understood the devastating effects of caste on individuals and society as a whole. He believed that the annihilation of caste was essential for the creation of a more just and equitable society. In Ambedkar's philosophy, the annihilation of caste was not just about breaking down social barriers, but also about c...
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    Dr. Ambedkar's Views on Buddhism: A Path to Social Liberation.

    R.ANANDA RAJU

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