EVENTS

• Birth 14thApril, 1891
• Witness in Southborough Commission. 1917
• Untouchable’s Conference Nagpur 1918
• Untouchable’s Conference arranged by Shahu Maharaja of Kolhapur At
• Mangaon, Kolhapur. March, 1920
• Untouchable’s Conference Nagpur. May, 1920
• Bahishkrit Hitkarini Sabha Formed. 20th July 1924
• Nominated as M.L.C. Bombay Province. 1926
• Mahad Water Satyagraha 19th, March 1927
• Mahad Parishad Dec. 1927
• Simon Commission Witness May, 1928
• Nasik Kala-Ram Temple-Satyagraha. 2nd March, 1930
• Representative, First Round Table Conference 1930-31
• Representative, Second Round Table Conference 1931-32
• British Communal Award. 20th August, 1932
• Poona Pact. 24th Sept. 1932
• Appointed as Member on joint Parliamentary Committee on improvements in Indian Constitution 1932-34
• Yevale, Dist. Nasik Conference. 23rd October, 1935
• Mahar Parishad, Bombay Province. 31 st May, 1936
• Birth 14thApril, 1891
• Witness in Southborough Commission. 1917
• Untouchable’s Conference Nagpur 1918
• Untouchable’s Conference arranged by Shahu Maharaja of Kolhapur At
• Mangaon, Kolhapur. March, 1920
• Untouchable’s Conference Nagpur. May, 1920
• Bahishkrit Hitkarini Sabha Formed. 20th July 1924
• Nominated as M.L.C. Bombay Province. 1926
• Mahad Water Satyagraha 19th, March 1927
• Mahad Parishad Dec. 1927
• Simon Commission Witness May, 1928
• Nasik Kala-Ram Temple-Satyagraha. 2nd March, 1930
• Representative, First Round Table Conference 1930-31
• Representative, Second Round Table Conference 1931-32
• British Communal Award. 20th August, 1932
• Poona Pact. 24th Sept. 1932
• Appointed as Member on joint Parliamentary Committee on improvements in Indian Constitution 1932-34
• Yevale, Dist. Nasik Conference. 23rd October, 1935
• Mahar Parishad, Bombay Province. 31 st May, 1936
• Independent Labour Party Formed. August, 1936
• Elected as M.L.A. Bombay Province. Jan. 1937
• All India Scheduled Castes Federation Formed at Nagpur. April, 1942
• Appointed as Labour Minister in Vice-Roy Executive Council. July 1942
• People’s Education Society-Formed. July 1945
• Resigned from Vice-Roy Executive Council Sept. 1946
• Elected on Constituent Assembly from Bengal. Nov. 1946
• Law Minister in Independent India. 15th August, 1947
• Chairman, Drafting Committee of Constituent Assembly. 29th Aug. 1947
• Draft Constitution Submitted. 26th Nov. 1948
• Resigned from Union Cabinet. Sept. 1951
• Elected on Rajya Sabha March, 1952
• Buddhist Society of India-Formed. May, 1955
• Converted to Buddhism. 14th Oct. 1956
• Maha-Parinirvan. 6th Dec. 1956

WRITINGS

• Castes in India. May, 1916
• The National Dividend of India 1916
• Small Holdings in India and their remedies 1917
• Weekly “Muka Nayak” 31st Jan. 1920
• Provincial Decentralisation of Imperial Finance in British India June, 1921
• The Problem of the Rupee-Its origin and its solution March, 1923
• The Evolution of Provincial Finance in British India. 1925.
• Fortnightly “Bahishkrit Bharat” 3rd April 1927
• Weekly “Janata” Dec. 1930
• Annihilation, of Castes. Dec. 1935
• Federation Vs Freedom Jan. 1939
• Thoughts on Pakistan Dec. 1940
• Mr. Gandhi and Emancipation of the Untouchables Dec. 1942
• Ranade, Gandhi and Jinnah Jan. 1943
• What Congress andGandhi have done to the Untouchables ? June, 1945
• Who were the Shudras ? Oct. 1946
• States and Minorities. March, 1947
• The Untouchables. Jan, 1948
• Maharashtra As Linguistic Province . Oct. 1948
• Thoughts on Linguistic States. Dec. 1955
• Buddha & His Dhamma Published after his death
• Riddles in Hinduism.
• Revolution & Counter Revolution in Ancient India.
• Buddha or Karl Marx.
• Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings & Speeches Vol. 1 to 18 Published by Govt. of Maharashtra

In every country , the intellectual class is the most influential class, if not the governing class. The intellectual class is the class which can foresee, it is the class which can advice and give lead. In two country does the mass of the people live the life of intelligent thought and action. It is largely imitative and follows the intellectual class. There is no exaggeration in saying that the entire destiny of a country depends upon its intellectual class. If the intellectual class is honest, independent and disinterested, it can be rusted to take the initiative and give a proper lead when a crisis arises. It is true that intellect by itself is no virtue. It is only a means and use of means depends upon the ends which an intellectual person pursues. An intellectual man can be a good man but he can easily be a rogue. Similarly an intellectual class may be a band of high-souled persons, ready to help, ready to emancipate erring humanity or it may easily be a gang of crooks or a body of advocates of narrow clique form which it draws its support.

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar On Intellectual Class in ‘Annihilation of Caste’,

It is the Primary responsibility of every educated person to serve his poor and ignorant brethren. After reaching an exalted position, this educated person forget his illiterate brethren. If he does not pay attention to thousands of his brethren, it would lead to a downfall of our society.

Dr. B.R.Ambedkar On Responsibility of Elite