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Ambedkar is Ambavade, which is located in Rathagiri District of Maharashtra state and is located about 5 miles from Madhavgarh, which is a small village. Bhimrao Ambedkar was born on 14th April 1891 in village Mahu in a Mahar Caste, which was considered to be of the untouchables . His father’s name was Ramji Sakpal and he was married to Bhimabai who was from Murbadkar family. Ramji Sakpal had 14 children out of which Bhmrao was the 14th. Ramji was a pious man along with

Ambedkarism. 4 Matang - Mahar Relationship and Conflicts Matang, Mahar, Chambhar are major Dalit communities in Maharashtra. There is very less harmony found among Dalit communities. Non- Dalit communities hated the Dalit communities and Dalits communities' hatred each other due to their caste consciousness. " The superiority and inferiority complex in relation to each other among Dalit castes in Maharashtra prohibited them from coming together "(Dhaware, 2013). The Mang - Mahar relationship take the

In Karen Ward Mahar’s reading, she explains that Hollywood has always been favourable to men over women for power roles such as a film director. While women were employed in Hollywood, they were ‘designated’ to roles that were appropriate for them in this fraternity like environment. This was reinforced when Wall Street invested in the industry around 1921 which brought in their cultural ideals regarding men and women to the film industry. Conversely, Douglas Kellner talks about genre films reproducing

It was not until the mid-1910’s did the film industry shift “towards a model that prized business legitimacy. This shift ultimately marginalized the woman filmmaker” (Mahar 133). The presentation of women on screen is another highlighted issue in many of the gathered sources. Because men were ultimately in control of what went on the screen much of what the audience perceived were women from the male imagination or

In writing this essay I am referring to three poems of Namdeo dhasal, Equality for all or deathfor India,Ambedkar:79,Ambedkar: 1980 in expressing my views. Namdeo Dhasal was born a Mahar ,which was a community historically identified as untouchables. .Namdeo Dhasal and B.R.Ambedkar both were born Mahars whose occupation was to burning of dead animals. B.R.Ambedkar in 1956 ie two months before his death converted to Buddhism, which reflected millions of untouchables to follow the same path

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge helped revolutionize literature and, along with William Wordsworth, spearheaded the Romantic period in england. A world renowned Poet and Philosopher, Coleridge achieved many great things during his lifetime, but he was no stranger to hardship. Living with chronic pain, he was prescribed opium multiple times in his youth. It soon turned to recreational use and, eventually, addiction. “a habit formed early...and one to which he resorted for the rest of his life”(Bansal). In

according to the Social Weather Station was that the unemployed are those who has no job now + looking for work and this is what Dr. Mahar Mangahas believed. And for the term underemployment Social Weather Station has just the same as the Labor Force Survey which defines

Citizens Should Not Pay For Health Care One of the foundations of every just society is the protection of every person’s right to healthcare. This statement underscores the importance of the discourse on whether working citizens ought to pay for healthcare. The debate has been in the limelight since the beginning of the 20th century. Successive governments in the United States have over the years attempted to institute a universal healthcare system for the United States citizenry, but repeatedly

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