Slogans on Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar in English – Most Catchy Slogans

Dr. Slogans on Bhimrao Ambedkar: “Slogans” are the shortest and most effective way to express gratitude, emotion, respect, tribute or even sorrow. Information or a sentiment published by a full paragraph, which can only be obtained by an effectively written single line “slogan”. Therefore, I, as Babasaheb, encourage and motivate you to take you on the path of righteousness and equality. I am writing some slogans on Bhimrao Ambedkar, Ambedkar Jayanti and Mahaparinirvan Diwas.

Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar to BR Ambedkar was born on 14 April 1891 in Mhow (now Dr. Ambedkar Nagar), Madhya Pradesh. Dr. Ambedkar was an economist and a social reformer who devoted his life to the upliftment of the Indian untouchable (Dalit) community. Hailing from a backward class himself, he had faced discrimination from a very young age and felt its pain.

He was the first untouchable to enter the prestigious Elphinstone College, Mumbai. The practice of untouchability was so ingrained during those times that his colleagues at the Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics in Mumbai refused to share the same water jug with him when he was working as a professor there. Such incidents made him more determined to fight the class discrimination that was prevalent in Hinduism.

He achieved a major milestone in his fight against untouchability when he successfully converted to Buddhism on 14 October 1956 at Devbhoomi in Nagpur Maharashtra along with half a million other Dalits.

He is credited with bringing many social and political reforms by organizing untouchables all over India. He fought for discrimination as well as the political and social rights of the untouchable community. He was also the chairman of the Constitution Drafting Committee, when India attained independence and is known as the ‘Father of the Constitution of India’.

The Government of India and its people celebrate Ambedkar Jayanti on April 14 every year to celebrate B.B. Ambedkar towards the abolition of untouchability and the framing of the Constitution; Give us a more united and stronger India. Dr. Ambedkar and his efforts are remembered in the offices and schools of India and people / students vow to abolish untouchability. Dr. Ambedkar was posthumously awarded India’s highest civilian honor – Bharat Ratna in 1990.

The father of the Indian Constitution breathed his last at his home in Delhi on 6 December 1956. Since he converted to Buddhism, his death is celebrated every year on 6 December as Mahaparinirvana (Nirvana after death according to Buddhist philosophy). The day the tribute is paid to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, across the country, especially at Chaityabhoomi (Dadar) in Shivaji Park Mumbai, which is his cremation ground. Millions of people visit the Chaityabhoomi every year in early December to pay homage to Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar.

Dr. Slogans in English on Bhimrao Ambedkar

Though we know him as a reformist; world also revere him as a great economist.
From dalit revolution to Indian Constitution- he was instrumental in formation of the nation.
Mahaparinirvan Divas is the day when he departed, leaving millions broken hearted.
Babasaheb framed constitution with the vision of eliminating discrimination.
Babasaheb’s greatest quality was to fight for equality, justice and humanity.
He didn’t crumble by the discrimination he faced painfully, instead resolved to fight it back gracefully.
Constitution guarantees democracy saving us from autocracy.
Babasaheb’s fight against caste discrimination is at the core of our democratic and secular nation.
We must pay tribute to him and not let his virtue dim.
Man who spend his childhood in deprivation; grew up to give us world’s greatest Constitution.
As a child he faced difficult circumstances, making him wise enough to grab his chances.
He was the man who inspired millions for mass conversion to escape the perils of discrimination.
Babasaheb Dr. Ambedkar is the father of Indian Constitution.
He resolved to fight against discrimination because he himself was discriminated.
He chose not to fight against the discriminators but instead the discrimination.
He framed the Constitution with an objective to eradicate discrimination.
So genius was his vision that he gave us an unbreakable Constitution.
He had a vision for the rule of law and well knew the perils of lawlessness.
We celebrate Ambedkar Jayanti to commemorate his fight for equality.
Each year on 14 April the nation celebrates the birth of the chief architect of its Constitution.
The nation remembers his cause and mourns his loss.
People gather to pay him respect; garland his statue and remember his virtue.
Nation mourns the loss of its greatest champion of equality.
Though he faced discrimination in life, but that didn’t made him strife.
Don’t just garland his statues but also remember his virtue.
Man is long dead but his virtue remains and forever will remain.
Father of the Constitution and champion of equality; posthumously received Bharat Ratna in 1990.
The man who framed the Constitution of India was also the first law minister of Independent India.
Let us pledge to abolish class divide only then the nation will thrive.
Babasaheb turned adversity into greatness; with self discipline, stern resolve and politeness.
Babasaheb fought against discrimination by upper castes, but never with them.
Babasaheb got strengthened from humiliations he faced in life.
He is an inspiration for those who face untouchability and a lesson for those who practice it.
Today we stand united and famed, only because of the Constitution which he framed.
Only a man with impartial vision could have framed such a balanced Constitution.
He saved millions from untouchability by converting to Buddhism at Deekshabhoomi.
The departed soul made millions gloomy; he was mournfully cremated at Chaitya Bhoomi.