International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research

Authors
Dr. Hanumanthappa DG

Abstract
The object of the study is to analyze the idea of B. R. Ambedkar, the father of Indian constitution, regarding Indian democracy particularly social democracy. Analyzing the concept of democracy of Ambedkar in details, Ambedkar wanted democracy to be social, economic and political in nature. He also fought hard for the emancipation of lower caste from the clutches of brahmanical society. In his conception of exploitation less society, democracy has an extra-ordinary role which he defined as ‘one person, one vote'; and 'one vote, one value'. Democracy means empowerment of people for participating in decision-making process. Democracy means liberty, equality and fraternity - Ambedkar's definition of democracy had such a tone. This research paper gives on analytical insight into the thoughts of Ambedkar and proves that Ambedkar was for Social democracy is the means and justice is the end. Ambedkar was also of the view that, Indian freedom is not as necessary as the equilibrium in social setup after long struggle, he affirmed that the dalits should move forward on three principles that are Educate, Organize and Agitate.