B.R. Ambedkar is recognised as the most influential proponent of equality and brotherhood in contemporary India thanks to this important collection, edited and introduced by Anand Teltumbde and Suraj Yengde. Ambedkar is acknowledged as a force for social change by the thriving Dalit movement, but the intellectual class has hailed him as a fundamental architect of the Indian Constitution, and the political establishment has worked to restrict his concerns to the issue of reservations. By studying Ambedkar's life's work from hitherto unconsidered angles, this outstanding volume aims to reveal the radical in his legacy. Even though Ambedkar is today predominantly regarded as a Dalit icon by millions of people, he was a profound student of Indian history, society, and foreign policy. He was also one of the earliest committed human rights attorneys,