Tell about B.R. Ambedkar and his contribution in Indian Society ?

He argued that Gandhi’s interpretation of Hinduism did not stand up to the criteria of interpretation, Further,

The ideas and ideals of John Dewey, Edwin R.A. Seligman, the Fabians and the British Idealists had a deep impact on Ambedkar.

He described himself as a ‘progressive radical’ and occasionally as a ‘progressive conservative, the qualification, ‘progressive’, being generally present, distinguishing himself from the liberals and the communists depending on the case.