Babasaheb : A man beyond hatred - A linguistic approach
Babasaheb: A man beyond hatred - A linguistic approach Babasaheb, a man of huge spiritual, social, judicial, and philosophical magnitude also known to the mass as - Dr. B. R. Ambedkar has been always an epicenter of pride, prejudice and partiality. Both the political and so-called apolitical mobs have been leading or discussing Babasaheb as a rebel against the Indian culture and faith ending up in a quagmire of indecisiveness in the minds of young and old eventually painting hatred amongst the mass. Let us analyze another aspect of Babasaheb’s life and personality today in a more impartial, linguistic, apolitical yet astringent to many for the same reasons. On his day of Jati (Birth in Pali), let us offer him an impartial offering by bringing out the linguistic mind behind this great personality... Being the fourteenth child in the Sakpal family (Born on 14 April 1891 in Madhya Pradesh) Babasaheb was passionate about studies from the earliest of his age. His father Ramji Sakpal was a