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| Insurance employees hold seminar on "life and mission of Baba Saheb Dr BR Ambedkar' | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Apr 16: The insurance employees under the banner of Northern Zone Insurance Employees' Association held a seminar on the topic "The Life and Mission Of Baba Saheb DR. B.R.Ambedkar"at Jammu, wherein a large number of people participated in the programme and also a good number of participants participated on the above topic.
The programme was organized to celebrate the 125th birth anniversary of Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar to motivate the people to follow the teachings of the great legend. Speaking on the occasion, Comrade Pawan Gupta said that Dr. Ambedkar fought a big struggle against untouchability and caste discrimination; but he was not only a Dalit icon as he had definite views on minorities and other deprived sections of the Indian society. Dr. Ambedkar is the architect of the Indian Constitution, being chairman of the constituent assembly. He had a dream of building a just society where there will be equality on political, social and economic level.
He said that in India we have a society based on the principles of graded inequality which means elevation for someone and degradation for others due to untouchability, casteism and inequalities. On the economic front, we have a society in which there are some with immense wealth as against many who live in abject poverty. While speaking on the eve of India declaring itself a republic, he said he was happy that India will have political equality due to the principle of one man, one vote; one vote, one value. But he was worried about achieving the equality on economic and social front. Dr. Ambedkar wrote in the constitution that the state must reorganize the economic system in a way to avoid concentration of wealth in few hands. He was absolutely clear that excessive concentration of wealth would lead to greater inequalities and Dalits and weaker sections of society will suffer most. He had a very clear view that casteism always leads to division of labourers, and so class struggle must be effective to overcome the adverse effects of the casteism.
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