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India is celebrating Ambedkar Jayanti today, to commemorate the life and teachings of Dr Bhimrao 'Babasaheb' Ramji Ambedkar. The person who framed the Constitution of India, is considered to be the greatest intellectuals to have embraced public life in India. On his 129th birth anniversary, it is worth revisiting to recall 11 most inspirational quotes from the architect of India's Constitution.
Born on 14 April, 1891, Dr Ambedkar emerged to become a jurist, economist, politician and social reformer. Later, he spearheaded a campaign to protect rights of the poor, downtrodden and lower caste people. Known as 'The Father of the Constitution of India', Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar was posthumously conferred with Bharat Ratna in 1990. Ambedkar Jayanti Images & HD Wallpapers for Free Download Online: Wish Bhim Jayanti 2020 With WhatsApp Stickers, GIF Greetings and Quotes.
Here are Some Powerful Quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar:
Quote Reads: Law and Order Are the Medicine of the Body Politic and When the Body Politic Gets Sick, Medicine Must Be Administered.
Quote Reads: So Long As You Do Not Achieve Social Liberty, Whatever Freedom Is Provided by the Law Is of No Avail to You.
Quote Reads: I Measure the Progress of a Community by the Degree of Progress Which Women Have Achieved.
Quote Reads: A Great Man Is Different From an Eminent One in That He Is Ready to Be the Servant of the Society.
Quote Reads: Life Should Be Great Rather Than Long.
Quote Reads: Cultivation of Mind Should Be the Ultimate Aim of Human Existence.
Quote Reads: The Relationship Between Husband and Wife Should Be One of Closest Friends.
Quote Reads: If I Find the Constitution Being Misused, I Shall Be the First to Burn It.
Quote Reads: Humans Are Mortal. So Are Ideas. An Idea Needs Propagation As Much As a Plant Needs Watering. Otherwise, Both Will Wither and Die.
Quote Reads: Indifferentism Is the Worst Kind of Disease That Can Affect People.
Quote Reads: A Bitter Thing Cannot Be Made Sweet. The Taste of Anything Can Be Changed. But Poison Cannot Be Changed Into Nectar.
Dr Ambedkar studied at University of Mumbai, Columbia University and London School of Economics. He was the first Indian to pursue a doctorate in Economics abroad and inspired the Dalit Buddhist Movement in India and embraced Buddhism on October 14, 1956. Ambedkar took his last breath on December 6, 1956, in New Delhi where he was accorded a Buddhist cremation.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Apr 14, 2020 08:10 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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