Dr. B.R.Ambedkar's Views on Social Justice.

Dr.Bhimrao Ramaji Ambedkar is a towering figure in the history of modern india and world.Ambedkar was an architect of indian constitution and he also great teacher, educationist, lawyer,economist,anthropologist,sociologist,author,writer,politician,trade union leader and about a revolutionary. Social justice are the very basis of the indian constitution social justice came in to exist during the french revolution of 1789.social justice is the greatest interest of mon on earth.social justice means providing equal social opportunities to everyone to develop their personalities, The people are treated with,color,caste,religion discrimination Ambedkar said caste has nothing to do with religion Ambedkar wanted to remove this untouchability and to create public opinion the concept of social justice and Ambedkar view on it.How for Ambedkar’s reflection is nisible in indian constitution and its relevance in the present times.

      In every democratic nation people wanted to line fredy rather than be nerdy to survive the democratic setup required to absorb a sense of socio-economic and political equality and liberty.

     Social justice aims to provide all in equal social opportunity to develop their personalities, associated with equality and social rights.

     According to Ambedkar,the very foundation of social justice is based on moral values and self respect and for the recognition of three basic principles of equality. Liberty and fraternity indian people always remember Ambedkar as a crusader against caste system who worked to secure social justice,

     The Ambedkar;s philosophy of social justice  has been the greatest.in fluence and inspiration having its major impact on depressed/deprived classes in india.Ambedkar holds a view that very premises of democracy in india should be on social democracy on turn social democracy is dependent on equal opportunity accessible to each in a society. He was never on armchair intellectual rather down to earth person relinquishing various opportunities to lead a rich and luxury life, By working with the the people at grassroots lewd Ambedkar tried to uplift them from the heaps of social exclusion and miserable socio-economic condition  nonetheless, in order to have consciousness among downtrodden baba sahid Ambedkar launched numerous newspapers like mook nayak,jonata, bahishkrit bharat and parabhudh bharath .Ambedkar was of from belief that it's impossible to achieve the egalitarian society without acquiring political power babasaheb tried all possible efforts to make hinduism as an inclusive one by certain social reforms. Social justice involves the creation of a just and fair social order and provides justice for every member of the community, social justice involves removing inequalities in society and affording equal opportunities to all individuals in social,economic and political offices of social justice of the caste system. Such social inequalities pose a serious threat not only to society but also to Indian democracy under the traditional hindu caste hierarchy,baek ward communities and women have suffered for centuries because they were denied equality education and other opportunities for advancement. Social justice in the context of indian society provides benefits,facilities, concessions.privileges and special rights to those who were denied these for centuries for B.R.Ambedkar the concept of social justice stood for liberty, equality,and fraternity for all human beings meaning of S,J :-social justices aims towards creating political,economic and social democracy,it combines the principles of socialism with the personal freedom granted by democracy. So the word ‘social has a wide connotation, connected with society and how it should be organized, and what should be its social values and structural 

  The word “social justice” is formed by combining two words “social and justice, each has a specific meaning and they convey a particular meaning .

According to john Rawls :- The concept of social justice is, all social primary goods liberty and opportunity, income and wealth,and the basis of self- respect are to be distributed equally unless an unequal distribution of any or all of these goods is to the advantage of the least favored justice V R Krishna  Iyer. a former judge of the supreme court of India. Says “ social justice  is not can’t but  conscience, not verbal borrowing from like documents but the social force of the supreme law”

In  general, it may be defined as “The right of the weak, poor, aged, destitute, children, women and other under- privileged persons in society” Ambedkar’s ideal society is based upon two fundamental principles 

• The individual is on an end in himself and that the aim and object of society is the growth of the individual and development of his personality, society is not above the individual and that the individual has to subordinate himself to society.

• The term of associated life between members of society must be regarded by consideration founded on liberty, equality and fraternity. Components of Ambedkar’s concept of social 

Justice:-  

1. Liberty to be real must be accompanied by certain social conditions.

So Ambedkar believed that the 3 essential conditions that make liberty real were 

1. Social equality (2) economic equality (3) Access to knowledge.

2)All men are equal and every one is entitled to the same fundamental right and to equal liberty

1.  Social equality (2) economic equality (3) Access to knowledge.

     Ambedkar says :- The system of rank and gradation is , simply another way of enunciating the  principle of inequality  so that it may be truly,

1. Social justice is fraternity :- Ambedkar talking about the importance betrayed that it is only fraternity which prevents anarchy and helps to  sustain to moral order 

Ambedkar concept of social justice included

1. Dignity of all citizens

2. Abolition of caste Distinctions 

3. Equal worth of men and women.

4. Unity and equality of all human beings.

5. Education and property for all

Breeds these above provisions. Indian parliament passed the untouchability offenses all in 1955.It was amended from time to time in 1976 and prevention of atrocities act of 1989 against sc & st.

    Under article-32 known as constitutional remedies of  writs, the very heart and soul of the constitution of India. One can agree further about part IV of the constitution of India. Directive principles of state policy under article 21A as a right to Education.

Conclusion

Baba sahib bhim rao ambedkar struggled a lot for the realization of an egalitarian society to be based on social democracy his goal was upliftment and liberalization of humanity from slavery provisions and safeguarding the interests of weaker sections of society providing them all equal rights and human dignity.