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Who Were the Shudras?; The Untouchables

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DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES382 Mahapataka –Gupta inscriptions on evolution into : 349, –moral sin : 348 Mahars : 260, 279-80, 301, 304, 354, 355 Madhuparka –use and composition of : 325-26 Manu –on Chandalas : 271-72, 366 –Smriti-date of : 373, recognition of pollution : 256, 315, 331-32, 340-42, 363, 366 Mansahari : 329 Mlecha : 299 Mukerjee, R. K. : 332 Mricchakatika –scenes depicting hatred of Buddhists by Hindus : 316 Muir : 299 Mundas : 250 Narada Smriti : 305, 306 Nagas : 292-98 Newars : 297 New Zealand, untouchability in : 253 Oldham, C. F. –on Dravidians : 296, 298 Orders-in-Council –Schedule of hereditary untouchables in India attached to the Government of India Act of 1935 : 259-65 Paisachi, language and countries : 299 Panchagavya : 258 Panchasaradiya Seva –a kind of sacrifice : 325 Pollution : 251-53, 255 –territorial and communal : 258 Prayaschit Mayukha : 315 Pushyamitra Sunga : 373 Rama Tarkavagisa : 299 Rice, Mr. Stanley : 289-90 Risley : 304 Roman, notion of pollution : 254 Saivitcs : 329 Salindra : 297 Sarya : 297 Scavenging, among Aryans : 306 Scheduled Castes, Government of India List. –Madras : 259 –Bombay : 260 –Bengal : 260-61 –U. P. : 260-61 –Punjab : 261 –Bihar : 262 –C. P. & Berar 262-264 –Assam : 264 –Orissa : 264-65 Savamas : 372 Segregation, period and range : 252 Shakahari : 329 Slavery, among Aryans : 305-307, 306 f.n. Smith Vincent : 332, 348 Societies.– –Untouchability in primitive : 24755, 266-67 –Evolution of: 275-76 Tamil castes, according to nasal index : 302 Takhya, identification of : 297 Thurston, order of castes : 302 Todas : 251 Tarde, Gabriel : 333 Totem –Equivalent to Gotra in prim. societies : 303 Tribes, nomadic and settled : 274-75 Untouchability –occupational theory : 372 –racial theory : 291-304 Vaishnavites : 329 Vedanta Sutra : 345 Vedavyasa Smriti : 319 Vegetarianism and Brahmins : 334, 349 Walters Thomas : 347 Yajnavalkya: 328 Yuan Chwang : 347, 378 Yupa, its descriptions : 335 zz

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DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR WRITINGS AND SPEECHES PUBLISHED VOLUMES Vol. 1 z Castes in India z Annihilation of Caste, Maharashtra as a Linguistic Province, Need for Checks and Balances z Thoughts on Linguistic States z Ranade, Gandhi and Jinnah, Evidence before the Southborough Committee, Federation versus Freedom z Communal Deadlock and a Way to solve It z States and Minorities z Small Holdings in India, Mr. Russell and the Reconstruction of Society Vol. 2 z In the Bombay Legislature z With the Simon Commission z At the Round Table Conferences Vol. 3 z Philosophy of Hinduism z India and Pre-Requisites of Communism z Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Ancient India z Buddha or Karl Marx z Schemes of Books Vol. 4 z Riddles in Hinduism Vol. 5 z Untouchables or the Children of India’s Ghetto and other Essays on Untouchables and Untouchability Social—Political—Religious

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Vol. 6 z Administration and Finance of The East India Company, The Evolution of Provincial Finance in British India, The Problem of the Rupee [History of Indian Currency and Banking, Vol. 1] Miscellaneous Essays. Vol. 7 Who were the Shudras ? z How they came to be the Fourth Varna in the Indo-Aryan Society ? The Untouchables z Who were They and Why They Became Untouchables ? Vol. 8 z Reprint of Pakistan or the Partition of India Vol. 9 z What Congress and Gandhi have done to the Untouchables ? Mr. Gandhi and the Emancipation of the Untouchables Vol. 10 z Dr. Ambedkar as Member of the Governor-General’s Executive Council (1942-46) Vol. 11 z The Buddha and his Dhamma Vol. 11– SUPPLEMENT z Pali and other Sources of the Buddha & his Dhamma with an Index Vol. 12 z Ancient Indian Commerce, The Untouchables and the Pax Britannica, Lectures on the English Constitution, The Notes on Acts and Laws; Waiting for a Visa, Other Miscellaneous Essays Vol. 13 Dr. AMBEDKAR z The Principal Architect of the Constitution of India

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Vol. 14 Dr. Ambedkar and the Hindu Code Bill Part One z General Discussion on the Draft (17th November 1947 to 14th December 1950) Part Two z Clause by Clause Discussion (5th February 1951 to 25th September 1951) Vol. 15 z Dr. Ambedkar as free India’s first Law Minister and Member of Opposition in Indian Parliament (1947 to 1956) Vol. 16 z Dr. B. R. Ambedkars (I) The Pali Grammar (II) The Pali Dictionary (A) Pali into English (B) Pali into English, Marathi, Hindi and Gujarathi (III) Bouddha Pooja Path Vol. 17 Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and his Egalitarian Revolution Part One z Struggle for Human Rights Part Two z Socio-Political, Religious Activities Part Three z Speeches

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