Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, who was more commonly known as Babasaheb Ambedkar, was an innovative leader, jurist, and social reformer who had a big impact on India’s future.
As the person who wrote the Indian Constitution and a strong supporter of social justice, he spent his whole life working against prejudice, casteism, and unfairness.
On Independence Day, it’s important to think about Dr. Ambedkar’s wise words, which still ring true with the ideas of democracy, freedom, and equality.
In this article, we look at a few of Dr. Ambedkar’s most inspiring quotes, which show how dedicated he was to the ideals that support our nation’s independence and progress.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Independence Day Wishes
- “Political democracy can’t last without social democracy at its core.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “The real freedom is the freedom of the mind.”
- “I like the religion that teaches freedom, fairness, and brotherhood.”
- “Caste may be bad. Caste can make people do things that are so bad that they could be called “man’s inhumanity to man.” Still, it’s important to remember that Hindus don’t follow Caste because they are cruel or stupid.
- They follow the Caste system because they are very holy.”
- “Equality may be a myth, but it must still be used as a guiding principle.”
- “Men are fragile. So are thoughts. As much as a plant needs water, an idea needs to spread. If not, both will become weak and die.”
- “The point of being alive should be to develop your mind.”
- “I don’t want our loyalty as Indians to be affected in any way by other people’s loyalty, whether that loyalty comes from our religion, our culture, or our language.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “Get informed, get organised, and get upset.”
- “First and foremost, we are Indians.”
- “Political power is the key to all kinds of social progress.”
- “A great man is different from a famous person because he is willing to serve society.”
- “Law and order are the medicine of the body politic, and when the body politic is sick, medicine must be given.” “The sovereignty of scriptures of all religions must end if we want a united, integrated, modern India.”
- “Social standards based on social ethics must be used to judge a people and their religion. If religion is seen as a necessary good for the well-being of the people, no other measure would make sense.”
- “I like the religion that teaches freedom, fairness, and brotherhood.”
- “We must stand on our own two feet and fight for our rights as best we can.
- So keep up your protests and get your forces together. You will get power and respect if you work hard.”
- “Democracy is more than just a way of running the government. Its main purpose is to help people live together and share experiences.
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “I like the religion that teaches freedom, fairness, and brotherhood.”
- “The relationship between a husband and wife should be one of the closest friends.”
- “Law and order are medicine for the political body, and when the political body gets sick, medicine must be given.”
- “Caste is not a real thing like a wall of bricks or a line of barbed wire that keeps Hindus from mixing and needs to be torn down. Caste is an idea, a way of thinking.”
- “Lost rights can never be won back by pleading with the wrongdoers’ consciences. They can only be won back by a constant fight.”
- “Men are fragile. So are thoughts. As much as a plant needs water, an idea needs to spread. If not, both will become weak and die.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “The real freedom is the freedom of the mind.”
- “Political democracy can’t last without social democracy at its core.”
- “I don’t want our loyalty as Indians to be affected in any way by other people’s loyalty, whether that loyalty comes from our religion, our culture, or our language.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “I like the religion that teaches freedom, fairness, and brotherhood.”
- “Get informed, get organised, and get upset.”
- “Law and order are medicine for the political body, and when the political body gets sick, medicine must be given.”
- “Democracy is more than just a way of running the government. Its main purpose is to help people live together and share experiences.
- “Political power is the key to all kinds of social progress.”
- “Social standards based on social ethics must be used to judge a people and their religion. If religion is seen as a necessary good for the well-being of the people, no other measure would make sense.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “I like the religion that teaches freedom, fairness, and brotherhood.”
- “The relationship between a husband and wife should be one of the closest friends.”
- “Law and order are medicine for the political body, and when the political body gets sick, medicine must be given.”
- “Caste is not a real thing like a wall of bricks or a line of barbed wire that keeps Hindus from mixing and needs to be torn down. Caste is an idea, a way of thinking.”
- “Lost rights can never be won back by pleading with the wrongdoers’ consciences. They can only be won back by a constant fight.”
- “Men are fragile. So are thoughts. As much as a plant needs water, an idea needs to spread. If not, both will become weak and die.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
- “The real freedom is the freedom of the mind.”
- “Political democracy can’t last without social democracy at its core.”
- “I don’t want our loyalty as Indians to be affected in any way by other people’s loyalty, whether that loyalty comes from our religion, our culture, or our language.”
- “I judge how far a community has come by looking at how far women have come.”
