Today is the birth anniversary of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, the harbinger of social renaissance and the builder of an egalitarian society. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar is known as the architect of the constitution. He was born on 14 April. People all over the country celebrate Babasaheb's birth anniversary with enthusiasm. Bharat Ratna Ambedkar continued to struggle throughout his life. Facing discrimination, he completed his education. Joined the freedom struggle and played an invaluable role in constitution making to make independent India a democratic nation. Baba Saheb fought whole life for the rights of the backward and weaker sections. On the birth anniversary of Bhimrao Ambedkar, there are some interesting stories related to his life, which are also an inspiration for the youth.
In those days, problems like untouchability were prevalent, due to which he had to face a lot of trouble in his early education. But Baba Saheb was intelligent and good at studies since childhood, so he completed his education by breaking the chains of caste. He was the first untouchable student to enroll in the Government School located on Elphinstone Road, Mumbai. Later in 1913, Ambedkar studied at Columbia University in America. In 1916, Babasaheb was honored for his research.
While studying in London, when his scholarship got over, he came back home and started working as a professor in a college in Mumbai. Although he had to face caste and equality here too. For this reason, Ambedkar started working for providing equal rights to the Dalit community. He had demanded a separate electorate from the British government, which was also approved, but Gandhiji went on a fast unto death in protest, so Ambedkar had to withdraw his demand.
