In 1938, the Congress Party introduced a bill making a change in the name of untouchables. That is, they would be called Harijans sense of God's children. Dr. Ambedkar has criticized the bill because, in his opinion, the change of name would not have any real change in their conditions. Dr. Ambedkar and Bhaurav Gaikwad protested against the use of the word Harijans in legal matters. In 1947 Aug 15 India gained its independence. Dr. Ambedkar was elected to the establishment by the Legislature of Bombay Congress Party. He joined the firm Nehru. He became Prime Minister of independent India Act. The Constitution of the Assembly appointed to the drafting committee, which elected him as president on Aug. 29, 1947. He finished the draft Constitution of the Republic of India in February 1948. The Constituent Assembly adopted Article 17 of the Constitution of the abolition of untouchability.

On September 9, 1951, he resigned from the government because of Nehru, the withdrawal of its support for the Hindu Code Bill. The untouchability has been introduced in the Bill to Parliament in the Nehru government in 1953.Later in his life, he embraced Buddhism as he felt the best religion, which does not consider untouchable. In 1950, he visited Sri Lanka, where he addressed a meeting of the World Fellowship of Buddhists. In 1951, he wrote an article defending the Buddha against the accusation that he was responsible for the decline in the status of women in ancient India. That same year, he compiled the "Baudha Upasana Patha ', which is a small collection of writings of Buddhist devotion.

In 1955, he founded the Buddhist Society of India and installed an image of Buddha in a temple near Poona. Speaking to thousands of Untouchables, who had gathered for the occasion, he said that henceforth he devote himself to the spread of Buddhism in India.Ambedkar died on December 6, 1956. He was cremated at Dadar Chawpatti-what is now known as Chaitya Bhoomi Dadar in Bombay. His date of birth is now a public holiday in India, known as Ambedkar Jayanti. As a sign of respect, many Indians use the title "Babasaheb 'bears his name. Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar was a champion of the depression in prices. Being himself one of them and one speaker mass, he woke his supporters to defend their human rights. It was a real phenomenon in the 20th century. It can hardly be indeed a parallel in the annals of human history in the saga of battle of her life represented. only the concerted struggle of a large number of persons involved can restore true Ambedkar for his people.

Bharat ratna winners

(Bharat Ratna (translated from Jewel of India or precious stones from India, in English) is the highest civilian award India, awarded for the highest degree of national service. This service includes artistic, literary, scientific and achievements, as well as "recognition of the public service of the highest order." Unlike the knights, holders of the Bharat Ratna bear no title or other rewards, but they have their place in the order of precedence of the Indians. The award was established by the first president of India, Rajendra Prasad, on January 2, 1954. with other major national awards, including the Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri , the awarding of the Bharat Ratna, suspended since July 13, 1977 to January 26, 1980. Honour was awarded to forty people, a list that includes two non-Indians and naturalized Indian citizen. Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh are States with the largest number of beneficiaries (8 each). Originally, the specifications for the purchase circular called for a gold medal bearing the motto and emblem of the State, among other things. It is not known whether a design in accordance with the original specifications were made. The real price is conceived as a peepul leaf and door-Hindi words "Bharat Ratna" on the front. side of the coin bears the emblem and the currency of the state. The price is set at two inches long ribbon, and was designed to be worn around the neck of the consignee)