باباصاحیب امبیڈکر

باباصاحیب امبیڈکر
باباصاحیب امبیڈکر
	भीमराव रामजी आंबेडकर
پٲدٲیِش	14 اَپریل 1891
وَفات	6 دَسَمبَر 1956 (وٲنٛسہِ 65 ؤری); Dr. Ambedkar National Memorial
ٲخری جاے	Chaitya Bhoomi
تٲلیٖم	B.A., Master of Arts, ماسٹر آف سایِنَس, Doctor of Science
طٲلبہٕ عٔلِم	کولمبیا یونِورسِٹی; لندن سکول آف اکنامکس اینڈ پولیٹیکل سائنس; Government Law College, Mumbai ;
پیٚیشہِ	مٲہِرِ معیٖشَت, سِیاسَتھ دان, jurist, educational theorist
کٲم	Administration and Finance of the East India Company, Annihilation of Caste, Castes in India: Their Mechanism, Genesis and Development, Communal Deadlock and a way to Solve it, Federation Versus Freedom, Maharashtra as a Linguistic Province, Mr. Gandhi and the Emancipation of the Untouchables, Pakistan or Partition of India, Ranade, Gandhi and Jinnah, Revolution and Counter-revolution in Ancient India, Riddles in Hinduism, Small Holdings in India and Their Remedies, States and Minorities, The Buddha and His Dhamma, The Evolution of Provincial Finance in British India, The Problem of the Rupees: Its Origin and Its Solution, The Rise and Fall of Hindu Women, The Untouchables: Who Were They and Why They Became Untouchables, Thoughts on Linguistic States, Waiting for a Visa, What Congress and Gandhi Have Done to the Untouchables, Who Were the Shudras?
سِیٲسی جمٲژ	Scheduled Castes Federation, Independent Labour Party, Republican Party of India
بٲژ	Ramabai Ambedkar, Savita Ambedkar
مول موج	Ramji Maloji Sakpal ; Bhimabai Ramji Sakpal ;
یَنام	بَہارَت رَتَن; The Greatest Indian; honorary doctorate from Columbia University (Doctor of Law (honorary), 1952); honorary doctor of Osmania University (Doctor of Literature (honorary), 1953) ;
دستخط
عہدٕ رٹان	Minister of Law and Justice of India (1947–1951), Member of the Advisory Committee of the Constituent Assembly of India (1947–1950), member of the Negotiating Committee of the Constituent Assembly of India (1947–1950), member of the Committee on Subjects Assigned to the Union Centre (1947–1950), member of the Steering Committee of the Constituent Assembly of India (1947–1950)

_{देवनागरी खऻत्रॖ, बाबासाहेब अंबेडकर परुन।}

ڈاکٹر بھیم راؤ امبیڈکر (14 اپریل 1891 - 6 دَسَمبَر 1956)، یُس بابا صاحب امبیڈکر ناوٕ سٟتؠ مشہوٗر چھُ، اوس اَکھ ہِندوستٲنؠ قونوٗن دان، مٲہرِ معاشیات ، سِیاسَتھ دان تہٕ سمٲجی مصلح حل کرن وول۔ سُہ اوس ہندوستانَس مَنٛز دلتَن خٕلاف اِمتیازی سلوٗک تہٕ ظُلمن خٕلاف کارکُن۔

بابا صاحیب اوس بُدھ متُک حٲکِل تہٕ ہیٚنٛدِ مذہبُک سخٕت تَنقیٖد نِگار، خاص کٔرِتھ ذات پات کِس نِظامس مَنٛز۔ سُہ اوس آزاد ہندوستانُک گۄڈنیُک وزیر قانون تہٕ ہِندوستٲنؠ ٲییٖنَس مَنٛز اصلی حصہٕ نِنہٕ وول۔^[1]

حَوالہٕ

↑ Krishnamurty، J. (2020)، "Ambedkar's Educational Odyssey, 1913–1927"، Journal of Social Inclusion Studies، SAGE، 5 (2): 1–11، doi:10.1177/2394481119900074، ISSN 2394-4811، S2CID 212824611، (p. 2) Ambedkar obtained his London DSc degree in 1923 for his thesis 'Problem of the Rupee' (University of London, 1926). However, he was not the first Indian to achieve this feat. Records of the London University clearly show that John Matthai and Pramathanath Bandyopadhyay (more popularly known as Pramathanath Banerjea) obtained their DSc degrees from the university in 1916. ... (p. 3) Turning to US doctorates, while Ambedkar was one of the early Indians to work for a PhD in the USA, he was awarded his degree by Columbia University only in 1927. The first Indian PhD in Economics in the USA was probably Rajani Kanta Das, a labour economist, who worked with Professor John Commons and was awarded the PhD degree by the University of Wisconsin in 1917.

[krishnamurty-ambedkar-education-1] Krishnamurty، J. (2020)، "Ambedkar's Educational Odyssey, 1913–1927"، Journal of Social Inclusion Studies، SAGE، 5 (2): 1–11، doi:10.1177/2394481119900074، ISSN 2394-4811، S2CID 212824611، (p. 2) Ambedkar obtained his London DSc degree in 1923 for his thesis 'Problem of the Rupee' (University of London, 1926). However, he was not the first Indian to achieve this feat. Records of the London University clearly show that John Matthai and Pramathanath Bandyopadhyay (more popularly known as Pramathanath Banerjea) obtained their DSc degrees from the university in 1916. ... (p. 3) Turning to US doctorates, while Ambedkar was one of the early Indians to work for a PhD in the USA, he was awarded his degree by Columbia University only in 1927. The first Indian PhD in Economics in the USA was probably Rajani Kanta Das, a labour economist, who worked with Professor John Commons and was awarded the PhD degree by the University of Wisconsin in 1917.

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