The Study of Nature of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Constitution and its Contribution for Justice, Freedom, Empowerment of Women’s and Depressed Strata

Abstract

The present article mainly subjected to focus on Babasaheb’S constitutional contribution, women’s empowerment and oppressed section by rule of. Dr.Babasaheb Bhimarao Ramji Ambedkar popularly known as Dr.B.R.Ambedkar was born in1891 was a multifaceted personality, an intellectual revolutionary, a ray of hope fordowntrodden in India and a statesman of the 20th century. The father of constitution equates all the citizens on the same platform, this is the only expression of Babasaheb’s broad view in all the spheres constitutional foundation this attitude distinguish him from all the constitution makers in the world. He was the beacon of light for the millions of depressed, oppressed and exploited people of India. Dr .B. R. Ambedkar’s mission in his life was to challenge the ideological foundations of graded system of caste hierarchy that denied equality, freedom and human dignity to women in Hindu society, but his drown documents as the living documents i.e. Indian Constitution brings the equality by the rule of law in this nation. As he defined the constitution in his own language, the constitution is not the mere lawyer’s document, it is the vehicle of life, and its spirit is always the spirit of age. Through the constitutional way he gave the freedom and justice to all, and in all spheres of life such as Social Justice, Economic Justice and Political Justice. As architects of the Constitution have made this arrangement of justice very intelligently. There cannot be economic justice and political justice without social justice. Indian Society composed of castes, class’s religion and race. There happened the discrimination among Indians themselves on this basis. Therefore, the constitution is bound to cultivate healthy, social attitude among people and the state must be welfare state accordingly. Adaptation and enactment of constitution is biggest social, economical and political revolution in India