Revisiting 1956 : B.R. Ambedkar and states reorganisation

By:

Pai , Sudha

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Orient Blackswan; 2014Description: 239ISBN:

9788125055143

Subject(s):

Political and social views

DDC classification:

320.45409045 PAI

Summary: Revisiting 1956 is a twopart volume discussing and republishing Ambedkar's writings on the reorganisation of Indian states. The first part of the volume is a monograph by the authors and besides commenting on Ambedkar's views, it also provides a historical context of his views. It also traces the evolution of Ambedkar's ideas through the early part of the 1950s and notes that the issues he discusses are very much relevant today. The second part is a compendium of Ambedkar's works that have been cited and referred to in the first part. This volume is a copublication with Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, New Delhi.

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Revisiting 1956 is a twopart volume discussing and republishing Ambedkar's writings on the reorganisation of Indian states. The first part of the volume is a monograph by the authors and besides commenting on Ambedkar's views, it also provides a historical context of his views. It also traces the evolution of Ambedkar's ideas through the early part of the 1950s and notes that the issues he discusses are very much relevant today. The second part is a compendium of Ambedkar's works that have been cited and referred to in the first part. This volume is a copublication with Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, New Delhi.

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