COURSE DETAILS – P.G. DIPLOMA IN AMBEDKAR STUDIES - DAMBS Subject Details P.G.Diploma in Ambedkar Studies – I Semester

1. Life & Political Philosophy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 2. Economic Thoughts of Dr. B. R Ambedkar – I 3. Indian Society and Ambedkar 4. Ambedkar’s Contribution to the Constitution of India 5. Computer Fundamentals and Office Automation

II Semester

6. Political Philosophy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 7. Economic Thoughts of Dr. B. R Ambedkar – II 8. Social Philosophy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar – Issues and Relevance 9. Ambedkar’s Perception of Law and Social Change 10. Research Methodology and Contemporary Issues in Social Science

Certificate Course:

1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Depressed Class Rights Open Elective Papers

1. Ambedkar and Indian Constitution 2. Ambedkar and His Contemporaries 3. Ambedkar and Indian Polity

Syllabus

P.G.Diploma in Ambedkar Studies I Semester

Paper I. Life & Political Philosophy of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar

Chapter 1. Life & works of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar - Early influences of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar through Visits, Intellectuals, company and his Bitter Experiences.

Chapter 2. Ambedkar`s role in British Committees, Commissions & Conferences. Chapter 3. Ambedkar`s Reactions to British Political Reforms – Morle -Minto Reforms, Monteague

Chelmsford Reforms & Govt of India Act 1935. Chapter 4. Ambedkar`s conception of Freedom & his role in the Freedom Struggle. Chapter 5. Ambedkar`s perception of New India. Books for reference: 1. Dhananjay Keer – Life and Mission of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar 2. A.M. Rajashekharaiah – The Quest for Social Justice 3. W.N. Kuber – Ambedkar - A Critical Study.

4. Dinakar Khabde – Ambedkar as a Liberal Thinker. 5. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings & Speeches – Vol.1, Vol.2, Vol.8, Vol.9- Published by Education

Department, Government of Maharasthra. 6. G. Aloysious – Nation without Nationalism 7. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu - Vol.1, Vol 2 Part 1, Vol 2 Part 2, Vol

8, Vol 9, Vol 12 Part 2 Published by Government of Karnataka. 8. Dr. M.N.Javaraiah – Bharatha Swatantrya Sangramadalli Ambedkar.

Paper II - Economic Thoughts of B.R. Ambedkar – I

Chapter 1 Introduction to Economics & Distributive Justice

Nature and Scope of Economics – structure and organization of Economy,Economic

Theory

and Economic policy – Economic Policy and Distributive Justice.

Chapter 2 Economic Thought and Economic Analysis

Introduction – distinction between Economic thought and Economic Analysis – Indian

Economic thinkers: R.D.Dutt, Dadabhai Navroji M.K.Gandhi, Ambedkar as an Economic

Thinker and an Economist,Place of Ambedkar in Indian Economic Thought.

Chapter 3 Ambedkar`s Contribution to Agricultural Economics

Introduction – Ambedkar`s Interpretation of land holdings – consolidation of holdings –

Collective farming – Problems of land ownership and land-lessness among tribals –

Ambedkar`s thought on surplus labour utilization and capital formation – Overall

assessment of Ambedkar`s thought on agriculture.

Chapter 4 Ambedkar`s Contribution to Monetary Economics

Introduction to money and monetary system – Ambedkar`s writings of British India`s

monetary standard – Ambedkar`s currency reforms plan – Place of Ambedkar in Indian

Monetary System.

Chapter 5 Ambedkar`s Contribution to Fiscal Economics

Introduction to Fiscal Economics – Ambedkar`s thought on alternative sources of

revenue – Ambedkar`s study of provincial finance – Ambedkar cannons of expenditure –

Relevance of Ambedkar`s fiscal economics for the present day fiscal problems.

Books for Reference:

1. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings & Speeches – Collected works of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar, Vol.6 2. Dasgupta, Ajit (1993) – A History of Economic thought 3. Ramaiah & (ED) Reddy (1987) – Dr. Ambedkar`s Economic Philosophy 4. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu Vol.6 Part1, Vol.6 Part 2, Vol.12

Part 1. Published by Government of Karnataka. 5. H.L.Ahuja (1989) – Advanced Economic Theory. 6. Misra & Puri (1989) – Advanced Economic Theory. 7. Eric Roll – Economic thought

8. C.K.Renukarya – Stream lights in Economic thought. 9. O.D. Heggade – Dr. Ambedkar Aarthika Vicharadhare

PAPER III – INDIAN SOCIETY AND AMBEDKAR

Chapter 1. Emancipatory Theory – Booker T. Washington, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela – their concepts of Society and State.

Chapter 2. Ambedkar`s analysis of Indian Social problems & its Solutions - Caste System, Untouchabality, Adivasis & Minorities

Chapter 3. Comparative study on Caste System. 12th Century’s Sharana Movement – Basavanna, Madara Chennaiah, Kalavve Ambigara Chowdaiah, Soole Sankavva - Gandhi, Lohia, & Periyar on Indian caste system with Reference to their original writings.

Chapter 4. Ambedkar`s views on Hinduism and Buddhism. Why conversion? Chapter 5. Who were the Shudras? - Ambedkar (to make student to Read the original text and to analyse).

Books for Reference:

1. Booker T. Washington – Up from Slavery. 2. Nissim Ezekiel – A Martin Luther King Reader 3. Scholered T, Valaraie & Brown, Pam – Martin Luther King: America`s Great Non-Violent Leader. 4. Nelson Mandela – No Easy Walk To Freedom. 5. Benjamin Pogrund – Nelson Mandela 6. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings & Speeches - Vol. 1 to 5, 7 & 11. 7. L.Basavaraj – Basaveshwara Vachanagalu 8. M. M. Kalburgi(ed) – Vachana Samputagalu – 1 to 15 volumes 9. M.N. Javaraiah – Dalita Vargadha Sharanaru Matthu Sharaneyaru 10. M.M.Kalburgi – Basavannavara Vachana Samputa. 11. M.N. Srinivas – Social Change in Modern India. 12. Ghurye G.S. – Social Tensions in India. 13. R.C.Hiremath – Basavannanavara Vachanagalu 14. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu - Vol.1,Vol.3,Vol.4, Vol.5, Vol.7, Vol.11 Part 1, Vol.12 Part 2 Vol.14 Part 1(a), Vol.14 Part 2 (Aa)

PAPER–IV - AMBEDKAR`S CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA Chapter 1. Role of Ambedkar as a Chairman of the Constituent Assembly. Chapter 2. Ambedkar`s view on Social Justice – Preamble of the Constitution – Fundamental Rights

(Part III) Article 14,15,16,17,19,21,22.Importance of Directive Principles of State Policy - in Securing social justice.

Chapter 3. Ambedkar`s conception on `Constitutional Remedies` Chapter 4. The role of Judiciary in upholding `Social Justice` to the Weaker sections of the society. Chapter 5. Ambedkar`s view on Indian `Federal Structure` with Special reference to Article 256 & 365.

Books for Reference:

1. H. Hidayathulla - `Framing of the Indian Constitution` 2. V.N. Shukla - `Constitution of India` 3. D.D. Basu - `Human Rights and Fundamental Rights` 4. P.M.Bhakshi - `Constitutional law of India (Bare Act) 5. S.G.Bhat (ed) – Indian Constitution & Social Justice. 6. J.N. Pandey - `Constitutional Law of India` 7. V.N. Shukla - `Constitutional Remedies` 8. B. Shiva Rao - `Framing of the Constitution of India. 9. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar writings and Speeches:Vol.13 10. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu - Vol.1, Vol.2 Part 2, Vol.10 Part 1,

Vol.10 Part 2, Vol.12 Part 2, Vol.13 Part 2

Paper V - Computer fundamentals and Office automation Chapter 1. Elements of computer processing system:

Introduction to computer system. Generation of Computers. Study of hardware parts of

computers (Block diagram of computer, Input devices, output devices, CPU, Memory types

of Memory, RAM, ROM, Registers, Storage devices such as floppy diskette,Hard disk, CD)

Chapter 2. Number System: Data representation in computers, Introduction to number system ( Binary numbers

octal numbers, Hexa decimal numbers)Algorithms and flow charts, program, Software, Types

of Software with examples

Chapter 3. Operating system: Introduction to operating system, functions of operating system. Study of DOS as a

single user operating system. Study of windows (introduction, application, creating

Directories and files, copying, deleting. Usage of software loaded in Windows,Loading software.)

Chapter 4. Computer application & Office automation Scientific, Business, Educational etc.,MS-word (Letter drafting, text manipulation and

usage of menus) MS-excel (Basics of Spreadsheet, Work sheet contents,usage of functions in work Sheet, creating charts) Powerpoint (Basics pf paper presentation, slide

preparation, simple seminar Presentation)

Chapter 5. Internet Introduction to Internet, Requirements to get internet connection, world wide web,

website,How to access internet, E-mail, importance of E-mail, searching the information on internet oncept of E-commerce, E-governance, E-banking. (Note: This unit requires practical usage of Internet)

BOOKS FOR READING AND REFERENCES:

1. A first course in computers – S.Jaiswal, Galgotia publications 2. Computer fundamentals – B.Ram 3. Fundamentals of computers – V.Rajaraman 4. Working in Microsoft office – Ran Mansfield 5. Microsoft office for Windows – Steve Sagman 6. Internet for everyone – Leon & Leon 7. Internet an introduction System – Tata Mcgraw Hill Series. 8. Internet Complete References – Young

II Semester

Paper VI Political Philosophy of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar

Chapter 1. Ambedkar on State & Society. Chapter 2. Ambedkar`s conception of Trinity – Liberty, Equality & Fraternity. Chapter 3. Ambedkar`s perspective of Democracy & its essential Conditions for the successful

working of Democracy. Chapter 4. Ambedkar & Marxism. Chapter 5. Ambedkar on Rights – with special reference to his `States & Minorities`. Books for References: 1. Bhagawan Das – Thus Spoke Ambedkar Vol.1, 2 2. Dr. Jatav – Political Philosophy of Ambedkar. 3. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings & Speeches - Vol. 1 & 3. 4. G.S.Lokhande – Political Philosophy of Ambedkar. 5. Chandra Bharilla – Socio-Political Philosophy of Ambedkar. 6. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar`s barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu -Vol.1, Vol.2 Part 1, Vol.2 Part 2, Vol.3, Vol.10 Part 1, Vol.10 Part 2,Vol.10 Part 3 Vol.12 Part 2.

Paper VII Economic Thoughts of B.R.Ambedkar – II Chapter 1 Introduction to Economic Development and Human Development

Concepts of Economic Development, Economic Growth – Distinction Between human resources development and human development – Social Capital – Socio-Cultural dimensions of development.

Chapter 2 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Labour Economics Introduction – Ambedkar`s views on labour – social theory of labour Exploitation – social cultural and religious dimensions of labour Exploitation – Economic deprivation of Dalit labourers – Solutions to Unemployment.

Chapter 3 Ambedkar`s views on National Economy and Society Introduction – Economy and Society – Economic systems – National and Sub-National Economics – role of State in Economic activities: Allocation Distribution and Stabilisation, Objectives of Economy: growth and equity

Ambedkar on socialism & state socialism. Chapter 4 Ambedkar views on Development and Planning

Introduction – Ambedkar`s views on Agrarian economy Industrialisation,Poverty and Unemployment – Limitations of centralized planning system-Need for appropriate planning machinery for the development of under-

privileged classes. Chapter 5 Economic Conditions of Dalits in the Independent India

Introduction to Economics of caste, discrimination and deprivation – Occupational structure of the Indian Economy – Sectoral shares and Functional shares – Distribution of Assets and Income – Poverty and Unemployment among dalits – Recent economic

policies Liberalization, Privitisation and Globalisation and their impact on Dalits. An overall

Assessment of welfare measures – Challenges and opportunities of Dalits- Future strategies.

Books for References: 1 Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar`s Writings & Speeches.– Vol.6 2.Heggade. O.D (1998) – Economic thought of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar 3.Shyamala (ED) (1998) – Ambedkar and Nation Building 4.Dr.D.R.Jatava (1999) – Ambedkar and Humanism 5.W.N.Kuber (1973) – Dr. Ambedkar, A critical study 6.Hoshiar Singh (2001) & A.M.Malik – Socio-economic Development of Scheduled castes in India 7.Ruddar Dutt & K.P.M. Sundaram – Indian Economy 8.N.C.A.E.R – India Development Report 9.Government of India – Economic Survey 10.Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar`s barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu -Vol.6 Part 1, Vol.6 Part 2, Vol.12 Part 1. 11.M.L.Jhingan (1998) – Economics of Development and Planning. 12.UNDP – Human Development Report (various issues).

PAPER VIII – SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY OF B.R. AMBEDKAR: ISSUES AND RELEVANCE Chapter 1. Backward Classes Movements in India. Nature, achievements and limitations.

Ambedkar`s vision about Backward Classes. Chapter 2. Dalit Movement in India with special reference to Karnataka. Achievements and

Limitations. Importance of Backward Classes and Dalit Movement in context of socio-political change.

Chapter 3. Ambedkar`s contribution to the Emancipation of Women & Feminist Movement in India & Dalit Feminism.

Chapter 4. Various Social Welfare Measures of State & its implementation Chapter 5. New forms of Discrimination – Class, Caste, Sex, Communalism & New forms of Economic

forces. Books for References:

1. Ghanshyam Shah – Social Movements in India 2. Parvathamma – Scheduled Castes & Tribes 3. T.K. Oomen – Protest & Movements. 4. Bibhuti Yadav – Dalits in India – Vol.1 & 2 5. Sanjay Paswan - Encyclopedia of Dalits in India – Vol.1 to 14 6. Joseph Thomas – Social Movements & Violence. 7. Susan Baylal – Caste, Society & Politics in India. 8. David Smith – Hinduism & Modernity. 9. M. Ganesh – Jagathikarana Mathu Dalitaru. 10. Edgar Thurston – Caste & Tribes of India

11. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar`s barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu Vol.1, Vol.2 part 2, Vol.7, Vol.14 part 1(a), Vol.14 part 1 (Aa)

PAPER – IX – AMBEDKAR`S PERCEPTION OF LAW & SOCIAL CHANGE.

Chapter 1. Definition of Law - Definition of social change – Relation between Law & Social Change –

Factors for Social change Ambedkar`s view on Social change. Chapter 2. Role of Ambedkar as a Member of Bombay Legislature – Changes Brought under social

security legislation – Ambedkar`s view on better Industrial relation - Labour Welfare measure.

Chapter 3. Ambedkar`s perception of protective discrimation under The Constitution of India. Article

15(3), 15(4) & 16(4) Chapter 4. Law & Political Reservation – Parliament & State Legislatures. Ambedkar`s view on

electoral rights – Relevance of Poona pact. Chapter 5. Discussion reports of SC/STs National Commission.

Books for Reference: 1. V.N. Shukla `Constitution of India` 2. S.G. Bhat `Indian Constitution & Social Justice` 3. Sarkaria Commission Report. 4. Dr. M.N. Javaraiah `Father of the Indian Constitution` 5. K. Kuppaswamy – Social Change in India. 6. B.S. Gandhi – Law and Social Change. 7. R.G. Sinha - Law and Social Change. 8. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar`s Writings and Speeches - Vol.1, Vol.2 ,& Vol.13 9. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar`s barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu - Vol.1, Vol.2 part 1, Vol.2 part 2,

Vol.10 part 1, Vol.10 part 2 Vol.10 part 3, Vol.12 part 2, Vol.13 part 2..

Paper X - Research Methodology & contemporary issues in Social Science Chapter 1. Meaning, Objective, Tools & Techniques of Research Methodology – Data Processing,

Report writing. Chapter 2. Dalit Literature – Meaning, Definition & Importance. Challenges & its limitations. Chapter 3. Selected writings of Dalit Literature –

K. B. Siddaiah: Dahanada Kathe (Poetry) Mudnakudu Chinnaswamy: Jaathi Paddathi and Manavahakku Ullangane (Essay) B. T. Jahnavi: Kallu Balli (Short Story) Banjagere Jayaprakash :Deshi Samskruthi and Ambedkar (Essay)

Chapter 4. Cultural Studies – Growth & Importance of Cultural Studies. The Place of Dalit Culture in Cultural Studies.

Chapter 5. Project work on Dalit Issue. Books for Reference: 1. M.H. Gopal – Research Methodology in Social Science. 2. Benzamin Muttai – How to Write good proposal 3. Kothari – Research Methodology 4. Douglas.E.Comer - The Internet book. 5. Aravind Malagati – Dalita chaluvaliya Taatwika Chintane. 6. Ganeshan.S – Dalita Sahitya Chaluvali. 7. D.R.Nagaraj – Samskruthi Kathana. 8. Tejashwini Niranjan – Cultural Studies. 9. L. Hanumanthaiah, B. Chinnaswamy (ed) – Dalita Kathegalu 10. K.B.Siddaiah, H. Govindaiah (ed) – Dalita Kavya 11. Mudnakudu Chinnaswamy – Aparimitada Kattalu

Certificate Course: Syllabus

SYLLABUS FOR THE CERTIFICATE COURSE ON

DR. AMBEDKAR AND DEPRIVED CLASS RIGHTS

1. Module – I: Ambedkar on SC/STs Rights

Constitutional Safeguards, National Commission for SC and National

Commission for ST, Violation of SC/ST rights, Atrocity act.

2. Module – II: Ambedkar on Women Rights

Constitutional safeguards, National Commission for women, SC/ST women

rights, Violation of Women Rights, Hindu code bill

3. Module – III: Ambedkar on OBC and Minorities rights

Constitutional safeguards, National Commission for OBC and minorities,

Violation of OBC and Minorities rights, Mandal Commission, Ranganath Mishra

Commission

4. Module – IV: Ambedkar on Labour Rights

Ambedkar in Bombay Legislative Council, Governor Executive Council,

Constitutional Safeguards, Labour Acts in Independent India.

Books for Reference:

1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Writings and Speeches – Vol. 13

2. D. D. Basu – An Introduction to the Constitution of India

3. B.L.Bhatia – Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Social Justice and Indian Constitution

4. Kusuma Sharma – Ambedkar and Indian Constitution

5. Encyclopaedia of Dalits in India – Vol – 14

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Reference Books: 1. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings and Speeches – Vol 1 to 17 2. Ajay Ravidas: Ambedkar and Dalit Movement 3. Bhibuthi Yadav (Ed) Dalits in India – Vol 1 and 2 4. Dhananjay Kheer: Dr. Ambedkar Life and Mission 5. Ghanshyam Shah: Dalit Identity and Politics 6. Gopala Guru: Dalit Cultural Movement and Dialectics of Dalit Politics in

Maharashtra 7. Neelam Yadav: Encyclopedia of Backward Castes Vol 1 to 3

8. Sanjay Paswan & Paramanshi Jaideva (ed): Encyclopedia of Dalits in India Vol – 1 to 14

9. Sanjaya Srivastava: Dalit Movements in India: Role of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 10. Satyanarayan. K & Susie Tharu (ed): Steel Nibs and Spourting New Dalit Writing

from South India 11. Sharam: Scheduled Castes in the Freedom Struggle in India 12. Sontakke Y.D: Thoughts of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar

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Marks Unit – 1 – Major Struggles of Ambedkar 1.1 – Educational 1.2 – Social 1.3 – Economy 1.4 – Religious 1.5 – Democratic (Politics) Unit – 2 – Dalit Movement of Karnataka 2.1 – Sharana Movement 2.2 – Saints Movement 2.3 – Contributions of Non-Dalits 2.4 – Motive and Influences of Dalit Movement 2.5 – Diversity and Speciality of Dalit Movement Unit – 3 – Contemporaries of Ambedkar 3.1 – Devaraya Ingale 3.2 – B. Shyamasundar 3.3 – D. Govindaiah 3.4 – G. Gopal 3.5 – Sosale Siddappa Unit – 4 – Dalit Movement of Karnataka (Post Independent Period) 4.1 – Caste Annihilation Movement 4.2 – Boosa Opponent Movement and Rise of Dalit Organisations 4.3 – Dalit Sangharsha Samithi: Aims and Objectives 4.4 – Other Dalit Organisations 4.5 – Bandaya Sahitya Sangatane – Raitha Movement Unit – 5 – Nature and Contributions of Dalit Movement of Karnataka

5.1 – Literary 5.2 – Social 5.3 – Economic 5.4 – Educational 5.5 – Politics Reference Books:

1. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Writings and Speeches – Vol 1 to 17 2. Ajay Ravidas: Ambedkar and Dalit Movement 3. Bhibuthi Yadav (Ed) Dalits in India – Vol 1 and 2 4. Dhananjay Kheer: Dr. Ambedkar Life and Mission 5. Ghanshyam Shah: Dalit Identity and Politics 6. Gopala Guru: Dalit Cultural Movement and Dialectics of Dalit Politics in

Maharashtra 7. Neelam Yadav: Encyclopedia of Backward Castes Vol 1 to 3 8. Sanjay Paswan & Paramanshi Jaideva (ed): Encyclopedia of Dalits in India Vol – 1 to

14 9. Sanjaya Srivastava: Dalit Movements in India: Role of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 10. Satyanarayan. K & Susie Tharu (ed): Steel Nibs and Spourting New Dalit Writing

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Ambedkar and Indian Constitution Unit – 1 – History of the Constitutional Development in India 1.1 – From 1858 to Minto-Morle Reforms Act - 1909 1.2 – Mantego Chelmsford Reforms Act – 1919 1.3 – Government of India Act - 1935 1.4 – Cripps Mission Proposal – 1942 1.5 – Cabinet Mission Plan – 1946

Unit – 2 – Ambedkar’s entry into the Constituent Assembly and his Memorandum 2.1 – Constituent Assembly Elections and Ambedkar 2.2 – His memorandum on States and Minorities 2.3 – Objectives Resolution of the Constitution 2.4 – Chairman of the Drafting Committee 2.5 – Member for the different sub-committee

Unit – 3 – Ambedkar on Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy 3.1 – Views on Human Rights 3.2 – Perspective on Right to Equality and Right to Liberty 3.3 – Views on Right against Exploitation and Right to Religion 3.4 – Perspective on Culture and Educational Right 3.5 – On Constitutional Remedies

Unit – 4 – Ambedkar on Centre-State Relationship and Judicial System 4.1 –Central Government 4.2 – Legislature 4.3 – Executive 4.4 – Finance 4.5 – Judiciary

Unit – 5 – Constitutional Safeguards 5.1 – Safeguards for SC/STs

5.2 – Safeguards for OBCs 5.3 – Safeguards for Religious Minorities 5.4 – Safeguards for Women 5.5 – Statutory Commissions for SC,ST, OBC, Minorities and Women

REFERENCES

1. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar writings and Speeches:Vol.13 2. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar barahagalu matthu bhashanagalu Vol.13 Part 1 & Part 2 3. Hidayathulla. H.- `Framing of the Indian Constitution` 4. Basu D.D. - `An Introduction to the Indian Constitution` 5. Bhakshi .P.M- `Constitutional law of India (Bare Act) 6. Pandey .J.N. - `Constitutional Law of India` 7. Shukla. V.N. - `Constitutional Remedies` 8. Shiva Rao .B - `Framing of the Constitution of India. 9. Granuille Austin – ‘Indian Constitution – A Corner stone of Nation 10. Pylee .M.V. – ‘Indian Constitution’ 11. Sreevali – Constitutional Law of India

12. Constituent Assembly Debates

13. Jo .J.C. Indian Constitution -

14. Rajashekara H.M. – Understanding to the Indian Constitution

15. gÁd±ÉÃRgÀ JZï. JA. - s̈ÁgÀvÀ ¸ÀPÁðgÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ gÁdQÃAiÀÄ 16. ¸ÀÄgÉñï PÉ. eÉ. - ¨sÁgÀvÀ ¸ÀA«zsÁ£À

Ambedkar and His Contemporaries – Gandhi, Periyar and Lohia

Unit – 1 –Caste System 1.1 - Origin, Development and Problems (Socio-economic and Political) - Caste System eradication

movement in India 1.2 - Ambedkar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 1.3 - Gandhi’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 1.4 - Periyar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 1.5 - Lohia’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle

Unit – 2 – Untouchability 2.1 - Origin, Development and Problems (Socio-economic and Political) – Untouchability eradication

movement in India 2.2 - Ambedkar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 2.3 - Gandhi’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 2.4 - Periyar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 2.5 - Lohia’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle

Unit – 3 – Women 5.1 – Indian Social and Cultural Customs for women, Women’s Movement in India 5.2 – Ambedkar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle for women emancipation 5.3 - Gandhi’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle for women emancipation 5.4 - Periyar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle for women emancipation 5.5 - Lohia’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle for women emancipation

Unit – 4 – Religion 3.1 – Definition, Religion and Religious struggle in India 3.2 - Ambedkar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle

3.3 - Gandhi’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 3.4 - Periyar’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle 3.5 - Lohia’s concept, writings, thoughts and Struggle

Unit – 5 – Democracy 4.1 – Meaning, Definition and Types of Democracy 4.2 – Ambedkar’s concept of Democracy 4.3 – Gandhi’s concept of Democracy 4.4 – Periya’sr concept of Democracy 4.5 – Lohia’s concept of Democracy

REFERENCES

1. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Writings and Speeches – Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 2. Gandhi M.K. (Mahadev Desai) translated – The Story of My Experiments with Truth 3. Gandhi M K – Hind Swaraj 4. Debi Chaterjee – Ideas and Movements against Castes in India 5. Raj Kumar – Ambedkar and Freedom Struggle 6. Lalit K Sahay – Ambedkar as Critic of Hindu Religion 7. Ashutosh Pandey – Relevance of Gandhi in 21

st Century

8. Amit Dutta Mishra – Revisiting Gandhi 9. Shyam lal – Untouchable Movement in India 10. Saurabh Dube – Untouchable pasts: Religion Identity of Power 11. Periyar E V Ramasami – Women Enslaved 12. Aloysious G – Periyar on Islam 13. Muthukumar R – Periyar 14. Veeramani – Collected works¸of Periyar – Third edition 15. Dirks Nicholas B – Castes of Mind: Colonialism and the Making of Modern India 16. Ramasami Periyar (ed) – Religion and Society – Selections from Periyar’s Speeches and Writings 17. Ram Manohar Lohia – The Caste System, Wheel of History, An Interval During Politics, Marx Gandhi and

Socialism, Rupees 25,000/-a day, Notes and Comments – Vol.1 & 2, The Mystery of Sir Strafford Cripps, Guilty Men of India’s Partition, Foreign Policy.

Ambedkar and Indian Polity

Unit – 1 – Concepts of Democracy 1.1 – Definitions, Concepts, Types of Democracy 1.2 – Dalits and Indian Polity 1.3 – OBC’s and Indian Polity 1.4 – Women and Indian Polity 1.5 – Minorities and Others

Unit – 2 - Ambedkar’s Perception of Democracy 2.1- Concepts 2.2 – Democracy and Buddhism 2.3 – Socio-economic-Political Democracy 2.4 – Parliamentary Democracy 2.5 – Public Conscience

Unit – 3 – Essential conditions for the successful working of Indian Democracy advocated by Ambedkar

3.1 – Constitutional Methods 3.2 –Political Democracy Transformation into Social Democracy 3.3 – Strong Opposition Party 3.4 – Free and Fair Election 3.5 – Debate, Discussion and Decision Unit – 4 – Political Parties of Ambedkar and their Manifestos 4.1 – Ambedkar Views on Political Parties 4.2 – Independent Labour Party 4.3 – Scheduled Castes Federation 4.4 – Republic Party of India 4.5 – Post - Ambedkar Politics

Unit – 5 – Challenges to the Indian Democracy 5.1 – Social 5.2 – Economic 5.3 – Political 5.4 – Social Justice – Reservation 5.5 – Human Rights REFERENCES

1. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Writings & Speeches – Vol.1, Vol.2, Vol.9,

Published by Education Department, Government of Maharashtra. 2. Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Barahagalu matthu Bhashanagalu - Vol.1, Vol 2 Part 1, Vol 2 Part 2, Vol 9, Vol 12 Part 2, Published byGovernment of Karnataka 3. Rajashekharaiah A.M. – The Quest for Social Justice 4. Kuber W.N. – Ambedkar - A Critical Study. 5. Dinakar Khabde – Ambedkar as a Liberal Thinker. 6. Jatav D.R – Political Philosophy of Ambedkar 7. Lokhande G.S. – Political Philosophy of Ambedkar 8. Chandra Bharilla – Socio-Political Philosophy of Ambedkar

9. Bhagwan Das – Thus Spoke Ambedkar – Vol 1 and 2