Aashit Sable

Those men & women who ignore the  # AmbedkarJayanti  or do not acknowledge it are the real casteist people. Likes & shares are just the matter of support & endorsement which is a result of your psychology; those who do not bother to place anything on their walls regarding  # BabasahebAmbedkar  should introspect their mentality & ask their parents too that what is the reason of their upliftment, development, convenience, accommodation, privileges, luxury & most importantly the right s in their personal, educational & social life, their jobs, businesses. Ask yourself about the freedom you got. If you find it hard, leave the list of  # DrAmbedkar 's contributions like the RBI, PF, DA, 8 hours work limit, recognition of trade unions, legal strike act, Maternity leave & rights in family property for women, right to divorce & guardianship, equal pay for men & women, building dams & planning the irrigation, water & electric...

They are in the dark, boxed. They are in the light, un-boxed. The symbol of the knowledge, I know. The wisdom of that symbol , I know. The ideology of God isn't worth. The philosophy of humanity is must. Though you'll get the divine knowledge on divine worshipping, But the thought of science can be expiscated only by great following. - Aashit Sable

  Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was born on 14th April 1891 in a military cantonment in Mahu town of Madhya Pradesh. He was a political leader, philosopher, anthropologist, historian, orator, economist, teacher, editor (journalist), writer, revolutionary and a revivalist for Buddhism in India. He was the first Law Minister of India and also the Minister of Labor, Energy, Public Constructions & Water Resources. He was the chairman of Constitution Drafting Committee and became the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. In British India, only kings, dignitaries, degree holders & tax payer rich people was having the right to vote for any election; in this era, the first person who said, “Every person should get equal rights of voting for elections”, not only in India but in the whole Asia was Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.   In his early life, he faced many difficulties in education because of his caste. He was born to Bhimabai & Ramji Sakpal in a poor Mahar caste, which was treate...

We must keep little space in our stomach to digest the food which we've eaten when we were hungry. (This theory can be applied for knowledge in human brain.) - Aashit Sable

Our cell phones may not have attractive functions, but it should contain the files which gives (at least) basic knowledge of anything in the world. (This theory can be applied in 'human' life.) - Aashit Sable