Question 3Examine contrasting philosophies and approachesGS1GS1
Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar had contrasting philosophies and approaches on caste and social reform. Examine.
Introduction
Mahatma Gandhi a ideal of social reform was roled in Indians traditions and civilizationsl ethos where as Ambedkar ideals were inspired from modern notions of equality and liberty.
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Main Body
Differenen in philosophies and approach on caste and social reform
Mahatma Gandhi | B.R. Ambedkar
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1believed in switching ballot to vedic Vang system | (2) advocated complete abolition of caste/system
2advocated merit based social clarification | (2) wanted to do away with every form of social stratification
3view positive side of hindium and its Vang sthiter | (3) considered hinduism and
4solution within reform in Hindu society | (4) advocated toward shift to Buddhism
5social reform via constructive would east & vast & avoidant grievance, Prejuduad Et | (5) focus was direct agitation against exploitative system
6did not favored communed declared for SCS | (6) advocated separate electorate for scheduled caste
7Advocated traditional vocational education | (7) advocated modern and scientific education
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4solution within reform in Hindu society | (4) advocated toward shift to Buddhism
5social reform via constructive would east & vast & avoidant grievance, Prejuduad Et | (5) focus was direct agitation against exploitative system
6did not favored communed declared for SCS | (6) advocated separate electorate for scheduled caste
7Advocated traditional vocational education | (7) advocated modern and scientific education
Though both Gandhi and Ambedkar differed in approach, they find consequence by Dona part, freedom from British struggle and social reform utti by Indians and for Indians removing social evils.
— AMIT JARWAL · AIR 205
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Conclusion
Though both Gandhi and Ambedkar differed in approach, they find consequence by Dona part, freedom from British struggle and social reform utti by Indians and for Indians removing social evils.
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- Good comparative structure
- Attempts systematic comparison
- Mentions key policy differences
- Concludes with common ground
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Topper
AMIT JARWAL
AIR 2052025
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Modern Indian History from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present
Social Reform Movements
Gandhi and Ambedkar on Caste Reform
Writing Stats
287
Total words
4
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Comparative and analytical
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