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Developing Perspective: Understanding National Heritage
Conversations- Baba Saheb Ambedkar
On 29 July 2018 at India Islamic Cultural Centre, Timing- 10:00 AM to 4.00 PM
for more: https://podcastsaded.wordpress.com/
Dr. Ajit Jha, an activist –scholar of modern history will cover the following aspects. In four sessions he will make an initial presentation of half an hour, followed by a discussion in Hindi in each of the four sessions.
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Influences on Intellectual and ideological framework
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Contextualising General principles:
Colonial and Post Independent context and Dalit perspective
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Ambedkar: Political and Social Practice
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Ambedkar: Traditions/ Cultures / Religions
Sustainable Development Goals 2030
Developing Perspective: Understanding National Heritage
Conversations- Baba Saheb Ambedkar
On 29 July 2018 at India Islamic Cultural Centre, Timing- 10:00 AM to 4.00 PM
for more: https://podcastsaded.wordpress.com/
Sustainable Development Goals 2030
Developing Perspective: Understanding National Heritage
Conversations- Baba Saheb Ambedkar
On 29 July 2018 at India Islamic Cultural Centre, Timing- 10:00 AM to 4.00 PM
for more: https://podcastsaded.wordpress.com/
Dr. Ajit Jha, an activist –scholar of modern history will cover the following aspects. In four sessions he will make an initial presentation of half an hour, followed by adiscussion in Hindi in each of the four sessions.
-
Influences on Intellectual and ideological framework
-
Contextualising General principles:
Colonial and Post Independent context and Dalit perspective
-
Ambedkar: Political and Social Practice
-
Ambedkar: Traditions/ Cultures / Religions
Sustainable Development Goals 2030 Developing Perspective: Understanding National Heritage Conversations- Baba Saheb Ambedkar
On 29 July 2018 at India Islamic Cultural Centre, Timing- 10:00 AM to 4.00 PM
Those committed to fundamental transformation are able to perceive principal contradictions of their time and provide a vision for the future. Baba Sahib Ambedkar belonged to a tradition which has been fighting one of the most challenging and obstinate institutionalized system of exclusion, discrimination, exploitation and inherent divisiveness among the marginalized majorities. Through the unique and near perfect operation of caste system Dalits are made invisible and still exploited and discriminated in an absolute sense. But it does not stop only at that, it operates in a manner that it continues to exclude large section of upper castes as well, making the PYRAMID more and more narrow at the top and broad at the base.
With the combined impact of vote raj, struggle for Samajik Azadi, political Azadi from British and India becoming a single modern state based on a written constitution has created a class of people among all the castes and communities who no longer perceive themselves as victims but as comprehensive change leaders on all the national and civilisational issues.
There is strong and pervasive urge among our youth to understand various strands of great debates during our national movement. All our great leaders were not in a polite conversation with each other. They were brutally frank, honest, non-populist and generally authentic while debating on real dilemmas of our traditions and its encounter with modernity and imperial power. We plan to have a series of conversations on our great national heritage. With this background in mind we are starting with Baba Saheb Ambedkar.
Developing Perspective: Understanding National Heritage
Conversations- Baba Saheb Ambedkar
On 29 July 2018 at India Islamic Cultural Centre, Timing- 10:00 AM to 4.00 PM
for more: https://podcastsaded.wordpress.com/
Dr. Ajit Jha, an activist –scholar of modern history will cover the following aspects. In four sessions he will make an initial presentation of half an hour, followed by a discussion in Hindi in each of the four sessions.
-
Influences on Intellectual and ideological framework
-
Contextualising General principles:
Colonial and Post Independent context and Dalit perspective
-
Ambedkar: Political and Social Practice
-
Ambedkar: Traditions/ Cultures / Religions