Speaking at the inauguration of Maharashtra National Law University, Bobde said Ambedkar proposed Sanskrit as official language since he understood political and social issues.
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Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde will succeed incumbent Ranjan Gogoi, who will retire on 17 November. Bobde will have a tenure of 17 months and would demit office on 23 April 2021.
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From Munir’s point of view, a few bumps here and there is par for the course. He isn’t going to drive his dumper truck to its doom. He wants to use it as a weapon.
This Brahmins and their SANGIES hold this dead language on their heads for being the superior class of the society.
When Dr Ambedkar wanted to learn sanskrit, this bramins in Maharashtra refused to teach him because he was a dalit and the language would be degraded if taught to a fault.
How can we accept that Ambedkar supported sanskrit to be the national language of India
AMBEDKAR
Did everything in good faith for India to be a prosperous, united democratic. Ambedkar never aimed that the whole of India would learn Sanskrit. The Rule of Law is worthless for those who have faith in might is right. I believe in Bhagavad Gita and Indian Constitution. My Buddhist, Japanese wife and our three minor children have the same respect for each religion, language. My younger brother in India and younger sister our fathers family only believe in ” might are right”. I am a UP NRI residing in Canada since 1975. I have studied, worked and travelled the world for 50 years, I am 75 years old . Ambedkar dream for the future of democratic India are dead. Today no one is safe in India and no one’s property is safe. Unskilled IAS are appointed as justices to interpret the law without legal education and legal mind. Fortunately IAS are not heart sergions causing the dead bodies on the streets of India. India obtained freedom with great struggle and sacrifices. Our leaders lack leadership to rule justly.
Ambedkar never said anything like this, these stupid conservatives just want to manipulate people by misquoting Ambedkar, in fact Ambedkar was the one who sought to put forth the idea of a socio-cultural revolution that aimed to eradicate such ideas as endorsed here by the former CJI.
True colors are out. Dr Ambedkar embraced Buddhism and championed Prakrit . His opposition to varna system and brahminical social order was the bedrock of his politico social philosophy . You try it and nobody can stop the disintegration of this country
Hindi is nothing but a fusion of Sanskrit and Urdu . To separate Hindi from Sanskrit is a poor attempt at deception .
In fact, it was well-known that in the Constituent Assembly, Ambedkar supported Sanskrit as national language, but with a rider that English should be the official language, at least for 15 years until Sanskrit became acceptable and was also learnt by the governing agencies in the states.
When this proposition in the Constituent Assembly came from some of the traditional Brahmin members, hardly one percent of Indians could read and write Sanskrit. Even among the Indian Brahmin families, it was only a ritual language – a memorising and reciting language, but not a language of regular reading and writing. In no house in India Sanskrit was/is a kitchen language. Even then, why did some members propose it and why did Ambedkar support it?
Ambedkar knew that when he wanted to learn Sanskrit no Brahmin teacher was willing to teach him in Maharashtra. He had to go all the way to Bonn University in Germany to learn the language. Why then, did Ambedkar think that the whole nation would learn Sanskrit?
This Brahmins and their SANGIES hold this dead language on their heads for being the superior class of the society.
When Dr Ambedkar wanted to learn sanskrit, this bramins in Maharashtra refused to teach him because he was a dalit and the language would be degraded if taught to a fault.
How can we accept that Ambedkar supported sanskrit to be the national language of India
AMBEDKAR
Did everything in good faith for India to be a prosperous, united democratic. Ambedkar never aimed that the whole of India would learn Sanskrit. The Rule of Law is worthless for those who have faith in might is right. I believe in Bhagavad Gita and Indian Constitution. My Buddhist, Japanese wife and our three minor children have the same respect for each religion, language. My younger brother in India and younger sister our fathers family only believe in ” might are right”. I am a UP NRI residing in Canada since 1975. I have studied, worked and travelled the world for 50 years, I am 75 years old . Ambedkar dream for the future of democratic India are dead. Today no one is safe in India and no one’s property is safe. Unskilled IAS are appointed as justices to interpret the law without legal education and legal mind. Fortunately IAS are not heart sergions causing the dead bodies on the streets of India. India obtained freedom with great struggle and sacrifices. Our leaders lack leadership to rule justly.
With gratitude
RAMESH MISHRA
CANADA
Ambedkar never said anything like this, these stupid conservatives just want to manipulate people by misquoting Ambedkar, in fact Ambedkar was the one who sought to put forth the idea of a socio-cultural revolution that aimed to eradicate such ideas as endorsed here by the former CJI.
True colors are out. Dr Ambedkar embraced Buddhism and championed Prakrit . His opposition to varna system and brahminical social order was the bedrock of his politico social philosophy . You try it and nobody can stop the disintegration of this country
Hindi is nothing but a fusion of Sanskrit and Urdu . To separate Hindi from Sanskrit is a poor attempt at deception .
Hann BSDK
You are a CJI and tell a half-truth.
In fact, it was well-known that in the Constituent Assembly, Ambedkar supported Sanskrit as national language, but with a rider that English should be the official language, at least for 15 years until Sanskrit became acceptable and was also learnt by the governing agencies in the states.
When this proposition in the Constituent Assembly came from some of the traditional Brahmin members, hardly one percent of Indians could read and write Sanskrit. Even among the Indian Brahmin families, it was only a ritual language – a memorising and reciting language, but not a language of regular reading and writing. In no house in India Sanskrit was/is a kitchen language. Even then, why did some members propose it and why did Ambedkar support it?
Ambedkar knew that when he wanted to learn Sanskrit no Brahmin teacher was willing to teach him in Maharashtra. He had to go all the way to Bonn University in Germany to learn the language. Why then, did Ambedkar think that the whole nation would learn Sanskrit?