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About Ambedkar Jayanti :

Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar or simply B.R. Ambedkar was born on April 14, 1891 at MHOW (Military Headquarter of War) in Madhya Pradesh. He was the architect of Indian Constitution and is also known as the “Father of Indian Constitution”.

He had dedicated his entire life for the upliftment of the deprived section of the society. Hence many Indians and even people from other countries revere him as a great social reformer. He also played a significant role in India’s freedom struggle.

Dr. Ambedkar spent his life fighting against the system of untouchability and the caste system. He is also credited for having sparked the Dalit Buddhist movement. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was the chairman of the drafting committee that was constituted by the Constituent Assembly to draft a constitution for the independent India; he was also the first Law Minister of India.

Dr. Ambedkar was one of the first 'untouchables' to obtain a college education in India. He went on to United States and England to pursue higher studies, where he earned a law degree and multiple doctorates for his study and research in law, economics and political science.

Dr. Ambedkar was more than Indian Jurist. He was philosopher, thinker, historian, prolific writer, editor and Buddhist activist. He joined the freedom struggle of India and entered politics in 1936. He founded ‘Independent Labour Party’ of India. He published several books for the upliftment of Dalits, some of them are: The Annihilation of Caste; The Untouchables: A Thesis on the Origins of Untouchability; Who are Shudras etc.

After India got its independence, the new congress-led government invited Ambedkar to be the nation’s first Law Minister. On August 29, 1945 Ambedkar was appointed as Chairman of the Constitution Drafting Committee and was charged to write free India’s new constitution. He died on 26th December 1956. Dr. Ambedkar was honoured with Bharat Ratna in 1990. It is the highest Indian civil award.

Celebrations:

April 14th is celebrated as birthday of Sri Ambedkar all over India. It is declared a public holiday on this day. Dalit organizations of India celebrate the day to pay tribute to this great leader. Huge processions and rallies are taken on and several cultural programs are organized. Statues are decorated and political leaders offer obligations to him. Dalit melas are organized and prayers and meetings are held.

Ambedkar Jayanti Day SMS :

Its day of celebrations,

Its day to value a special person,

Who taught world the lesson of Self Confidence

Its B R Abmedkar..

The Father

of Indian Constitution !

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For a Special person

Who fought for Aam Aadmi

Dalits,Untouchables and Indians

Sh B R Ambedkar Jayanti is Today

Happy Ambedkar jayanti

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Who taught world the lesson of Self Confidence

Its B R Abmedkar..

The Father

of Indian Constitution !

Sab Miljulkar Ambedkar jayanti Manaynge

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He was honoured with Bharat Ratna in 1990,

India’s highest civilian award. The day 14th

April is celebrated all over the country as his

birthday (Jayanti) and it is also a public holiday.

Happy ambedkar jayanti.

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Wishing a happy Ambedkar Jayanti ..

The day 14th April is celebrated all over the country as his birthday (Jayanti)..Many Indians and even people from other countries revere him as a great social reformer. He also played a significant role in India’s freedom struggle. One great person our Country can never forget.

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Desh k liye jinhonene vilas ko thukraya tha,

Gire huon ko jinhonene Swabiman Sikhaya tha,

Jisne hum Sabko Toofano se takrana sikhaya tha

Desh ka tha anmol wo deepak jo “Baba Saheb” Kehlaya tha.

Aaj Uski Baato ko hum Dil se apnayenge

Sab Miljulkar Ambedkar jayanti Manaynge

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Wishing a Happy Ambedkar Jayant.

“Bhima ghe punha janma tu ya dinasathi..”

” Desh k liye jinhonene vilas ko thukraya tha,

Gire huon ko jinhonene Swabiman Sikhaya tha,

Jisne hum Sabko Toofano se takrana sikhaya tha

Desh ka tha anmol wo deepak jo “Baba Saheb” Kehlaya tha.

Aaj Uski Baato ko hum Dil se apnayenge

Sab Miljulkar Ambedkar jayanti Manaynge “

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About Jalliyavala bagh Day :

In the morning hours of April 10th, 1919, a crowd that had been proceeding towards the residence of the Deputy Commissioner of Amritsar, an important city in the Punjab, a large province in the north-western part of the then undivided India, to demand the release of two popular leaders against whom deportation orders had been issued was fired upon by a military picket. Later in the day, several banks and other buildings, either housing government property or otherwise emblematic of British rule, were set fire to, and here and there other acts of incendiarism were committed. Four European men were, in separate incidents, brutally murdered.

The infantry fired upon the crowd on several different occasions in the course of the day, and nearly twenty Indians were killed. Miss Marcella Sherwood, a Church of England missionary and a resident of Amritsar for over fifteen years, was unable to escape the wrath of the crowd. As she was bicycling down a narrow lane, she was set upon by a crowd that knocked her down from her bicycle, and then delivered blows to her head with sticks while she was still on the ground. Miss Sherwood rose to her feet, and had just started to run when she was again brought down. On the subsequent attempt she reached a house but the door was slammed shut in her face. She was again beaten and left on the street in a critical condition. The crowd then dispersed; Miss Sherwood was soon thereafter rescued, and prompt medical attention saved her life.

By the end of World War I, the British had successfully pacified the entire Indian subcontinent except for the states of Bengal and Punjab. Punjab, the center of Sikh power, had proven extremely difficult for the British to conquer and remained defiant. The British correctly predicted that any successful revolt against the colonization of India would need the support and backing of Punjab. Therefore, the British decided to crush Punjab once and for all through sheer terrorism. In March, 1919, the British enacted the Rowlatt Act. This Act granted the British government extraordinary powers: an indefinite extension of “emergency powers” that prohibited protest, the power to silence the press, and the power to imprison any person without trial.

By the next month, when it had become clear this arbitrary suspension of rights was not being respected by Sikhs and other Punjabis, the British administration of Punjab decided a large-scale killing was needed to fully intimidate the population. The obvious problem was how to give legal legitimacy to such a decision. In a brilliant move, by April 13, 1919, the British enacted further restrictions on civil liberties, including suspension of the freedom of assembly. However, thousands of people had already begun traveling to Amritsar, Punjab to celebrate Baisakhi, the founding of the Sikh religion. People had begun arriving in the city before they were able to learn of the newly passed laws. The British were then able to proceed with the massacre by claiming the assembly of people was illegal, when in reality there had not been enough time for the new laws to become known to the population. If the new laws had been passed on any other day, it is likely no assemblies would have resulted. Therefore, the British intentionally chose April 13, the day when Punjabis annually gathered at Amritsar as a matter of tradition going back hundreds of years, as the day to carry out the public demonstration of British power.

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