India and Communism Robert Edwards in English at the University

in English at the University of Connecticut

writes Jorie Graham

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How can we challenge the beliefs of other communities with love and respect

by two or three gathered in prayer

India and Communism Robert Edwards in English at the UniversityThose who think that Babasaheb Ambedkar was against Communism or Marxism are grossly prejudiced. Ambedkar's relationship with Marxism was enigmatic. He defined himself as a socialist, not a Marxist. But he was impressed by the lan of the Marxist tradition. However, it is also true that he had serious reservations about accepting certain theoretical postulations of Marxism. Vested interests amongst the Dalits, however, pitch Ambedkar firmly as the