Dr. B. R. Ambedkar: A Legacy of Reform

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, known as the father of the Indian Constitution, was a prominent figure in India's history. Originally named Ambawadekar, his surname was changed by his teacher. He was the first Indian to earn a doctorate in economics abroad and played a key role in establishing the Reserve Bank of India. Ambedkar was instrumental in reducing working hours in India and served as the first law minister. He opposed Article 370 and advocated for women's rights. He founded the Independent Labour Party and converted to Buddhism shortly before his death in 1956.

What was Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's original surname before it was changed by his teacher?

• Ambedkaran

• Ambedkarji

• Ambawadekar

• Ambedkar

Which institution was established based on the guidelines provided by Dr. Ambedkar?

• Indian Institute of Technology

• Reserve Bank of India

• Supreme Court of India

• Indian Space Research Organisation

In which year did Dr. B. R. Ambedkar become the first law minister of India?

• 1947

• 1945

• 1948

• 1946

Which article of the Indian Constitution did Ambedkar oppose, which grants special autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir?

• Article 356

• Article 370

• Article 21

• Article 35A

What significant change did Ambedkar make in his personal life in 1956?

• He founded a new political party

• He moved to the United States

• He became the Prime Minister of India

• He converted to Buddhism