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I scored 100 in the quiz because I have read Ambedkar and considered him a guru for a long time but I firmly believe he was an imperialist jackass whose greatest achievement was sucking up to the ruling class for the benefit of the ruling class. He was responsible for the killing, torture and rape of thousands of dalit and adivasi comrades in the Telengana rebellion as the law minister of the Congress Government, a party he himself exposed as working against the interests of Dalits. He stood for an unjust order to make property rights of the upper caste bourgeoisie permanent (see State and Minorities) thus condemning Dalits and the landless as permanent subjects of exploitation. He does not deserve the respect of anyone who is fighting for a world free of exploitation and injustice.
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On my first day at IIM Kozhikode, I was told the alumni network was the real asset the thing I was paying for, as much as the degree itself. I'm Dalit. I paid the same fees as everyone else for that asset. No concession on the price of belonging. Then a professor Prof. Mathew told me to read Babasaheb Ambedkar. He helped me understand what three words actually mean: Educate. Agitate. Organise. So I did. I educated myself. I shared ideas and product opinions. I named caste where I saw it. And the same alumni network the asset I had paid for - removed me from more than ten groups for it. Sit with that contradiction. An institution that puts Ambedkar on its reading list, and an alumni body that excommunicates anyone who lives by him. The classroom teaches Educate, Agitate, Organise. The network punishes all three. That is not a discipline problem. It is an education problem. Something is wrong with how IIMK teaches its students to carry caste - not in theory, but in the room. So instead of going quiet, we built a fix. The Organisational Caste Consciousness Score (OCCS) measures how caste-conscious an institution truly is across its People, its Policy, and its Practice. Today, IIM Kozhikode's Mirror Score, drawn from publicly reported experiences, stands at 8 out of 100. An 8 is not a verdict. It is a baseline. And it is free to improve. To IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Lucknow, Indore, Shillong and to my own IIM Kozhikode: measure yourselves. Adopt the OCCS. It costs nothing. Become the institution that teaches Ambedkar and then actually lives him. Measure. Improve. Lead. From silence to strategy. Begin here: https://lnkd.in/grhZRhAm Jai Bhim. 💙
Interesting Article: https://caravanmagazine.in/history/how-the-dalit-panthers-forced-the-rss-into-changing-its-language-on-caste The RSS didn’t “evolve” on caste. It was forced to change its language. A Caravan report revisits a powerful history: when Dalit Panthers rose in the 1970s with unapologetic anti-caste assertion, the Sangh could no longer publicly defend caste in the old way. So the language shifted: from defending varna to talking about “social harmony.” But the question remains: If the structure of caste stays intact, what does “harmony” really mean? The Panthers showed us something important: power doesn’t give up its language until resistance makes the old language costly. Read history carefully. Sometimes “inclusion” is not transformation. Sometimes it is just a new mask on the same hierarchy. What do you think did the Sangh change its ideology, or only its vocabulary? #JaiBhim #DalitPanthers #Ambedkarite #Caste #SocialJustice #UnifyTheLit #BhimBoard
Whoever created this site, you my sir, deserve a bow of respect from me.
Banned from Reddit group for discussing something related to Brahminism. Same old behaviour of Privileged Peeps.
Thank you for sharing such nice feedback. Jai bhim!!
I am a committed Ambedkarite. Read all his works. Educate, Agitate, organize
“Freedom of mind is the real freedom. A person whose mind is not free though he may not be in chains, is a slave, not a free man. One whose mind is not free, though he may not be in prison, is a prisoner and not a free man. One whose mind is not free though alive, is no better than dead. Freedom of mind is the proof of one's existence.” - Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar ji
डॉ. बाबासाहेब आंबेडकरांनी शिक्षणाला समाजपरिवर्तनाचे सर्वात मोठे साधन मानले होते. आज UnifyTheLit सारखा मंच पाहून आनंद होतो, जो केवळ जागरूकता निर्माण करत नाही तर मार्गदर्शन, नेटवर्किंग आणि समाजासाठी काम करण्याची प्रेरणाही देतो. अशा उपक्रमांची आज खूप गरज आहे.
In a world where many people still face barriers and discrimination, having a platform like this is incredibly valuable. It gives individuals a place to voice their concerns, learn from others' experiences, and seek guidance from professionals who have successfully navigated similar challenges. The focus on awareness, support, and mentorship creates a powerful ecosystem for personal and community growth. Congratulations to the team for building something with such purpose and relevance.
I would like to sincerely thank the team behind this platform for creating such a meaningful initiative. It is rare to find a space that not only spreads awareness about Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's vision and the realities of discrimination but also provides practical support through mentoring, networking, and community engagement. Bringing together experienced professionals and individuals seeking guidance can create opportunities that have a lasting impact on people's lives. Wishing this platform continued growth and success.
One of Dr. Ambedkar's concerns was that some people, after becoming educated and successful, would focus only on their own advancement and forget their responsibility toward society. Seeing a community like UnifyTheLit actively working to spread awareness, mentor young people, and support those facing discrimination feels like the opposite of that. It is encouraging to see educated professionals coming together not just to succeed individually, but to help others rise as well. This is the kind of community-driven impact that I believe Dr. Ambedkar envisioned. Wishing the platform continued success and growth.
Really appreciate Ankit's work on creating such a meaningful platform. Happy to be here & look forward to contributing to it.
Thank you sooo much 🙏 💙
That's encouraging! Thank you 🙏
A CCI score of 100 as a non-Dalit is a remarkable thing to watch. It shows that the gap in understanding and empathy between Dalits and "the-lits" allies can indeed be reduced to zero. Thank you for setting an example. 👏🏽💙
Thank you, sir. Your support means a lot to me. As someone who completed PGDM from IIM Kozhikode in the late 1990s and has decades of experience behind you, your encouragement carries special weight. I'm genuinely grateful for your guidance and trust. For all, If a guy from 90s batch has decided to read Dr. Ambedkar, why shouldn't we do it today?
Insensitivity to My Challenges and Transactional Exploitation by IIMK Faculty (Marketing Management)
One premium surname guy has just got 30 out 100. That's exactly what we need to fix!!
"On a more serious note, the biases are real and I can see it in our corporates and workplaces everywhere. The skin colour, religion, surname, and of course, caste still more or less decide your career progression. I will do a detailed read of Babasaheb's Annihilation of Caste." - Anonymous on 29th May 2026 Thank you for deciding to read Dr. Ambedkar. 💙
"“Are you fit for political power even though you do not allow a large class of your own countrymen like the untouchables to use public school ? Are you fit for political power even though you do not allow them the use of public wells ? Are you fit for political power even though you do not allow them the use of public streets ? Are you fit for political power even though you do not allow them to wear what apparel or ornaments they like ? Are you fit for political power even though you do not allow them to eat any food they like ?"
— Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Writing & Speeches Volume 1, p. 56
Happy to join as a mentor! Look forward to meeting new people and having meaningful conversations.
Nice quote!! :)
"I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress which women have achieved." - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Jai Bhim!! 🎉 💙
Caste, and caste-based discrimination, are not just Indian issues. They are experienced throughout the world, from Britain to Bahrain, Canada to South Africa. This is a global phenomenon, demanding global solutions. Leading scholar Suraj Milind Yengde shines a light on the Dalit experience internationally, from indentured labourers in the nineteenth-century Caribbean to present-day migrant workers in the Middle East. Combining history, ethnography and archival research, he offers a compelling, comparative approach to caste and race from ancient times to today. What have been the impacts of colonialism, religion and nationalism on caste-based hierarchies worldwide? What can we learn from caste-related movements in India and internationally? Why hasn’t the South Asian diaspora embraced the anti-caste struggles of the homeland? And what are the limits of Dalit–Black solidarity? Exploring the global footprint of the anti-caste struggle―from its links with Black Lives Matter to the work of international Ambedkarite organisations―this is a powerful analysis of world politics from the perspective of one of the most oppressed communities on Earth. Asking probing questions about the nature of inequality, Yengde issues an energetic call for a cosmopolitan Dalit universalism, as a vital part of today’s fight for social justice and equality.
Jai Bhim My Community I Would Like To Thank Each And Every Single Ambedkarite People Who Are Doing Their Work And Always Make Happy And Teach As A Best Teacher. Johar Jai Bhim
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar used to visit Bhima Koregaon every year on 1st January to pay homage to the untouchable soldiers and to exhort Dalits to show similar courage and determination to end brahminism from the entire country.
Amazing guy!!!!
Jai Bhim 💙 Here's The First Light on Bhim Board 💙 By Unify the Lit This is not just a wall. This is our collective voice. From every lane, every classroom, every home where dreams were once silenced - now rises a chorus. A chorus that says: We are here. We are proud. We will write our own history. On Bhim Board, every word, every photo, every thought you share becomes part of a living archive - of courage, dignity, and Ambedkarite consciousness. Let this be a space where knowledge replaces noise, empathy replaces ego, and unity replaces isolation. Because when we write together, we unify the lit. 🔥 Jai Bhim 💙 #UnifyTheLit #BhimBoard #JaiBhim #DalitVoices #Ambedkarite #EducateAgitateOrganize