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Ambedkar’s Buddhist Political Move: Divergence from Gandhi on Caste Issues

Ambedkar's Buddhist Political Move was not merely a spiritual choice but a profound critique of Hindu caste inequalities. Influenced by his differences with Gandhi and frustrations with Nehru's policies, this move marked a strategic realignment towards more assertive Dalit activism, fundamentally challenging both traditional Hindu structures and contemporary political frameworks.

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Ambedkar’s Buddhist Conversion: Challenging Caste with New Faith

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s conversion to Buddhism was a monumental act that not only shifted religious identities but also challenged entrenched caste hierarchies in India. His decision, rooted in a profound critique of the caste system as institutionalized in Hindu doctrines, sparked a significant dialogue on equality and social reform.