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Symbol and Imeges of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in Dalit Songs (Bheem Geete) of Mahrashtra
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<p>Dr. B. R. Amedkar is the emancipator of Dalit community in India. He is belongs to Mahar community, one of the Ex-Untoucble. In 1956, Dr. Ambedkar with is converted in Buddhism. There is cultural movement in Maharashtra. Particularly the singer is to sing glory of B.R. Ambedkar in their songs. As well as the life of B. R. Ambedkar. This paper would be focused on two song one is “Palna” (it is related to birth of Ambedkar) and another is “Ambedkar Babu Ala”. Both song shows how Ambedkar became symbols, images and metaphor in life of Dalit community. </p>
Title: Symbol and Imeges of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in Dalit Songs (Bheem Geete) of Mahrashtra
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<p>Dr.
B.
R.
Amedkar is the emancipator of Dalit community in India.
He is belongs to Mahar community, one of the Ex-Untoucble.
In 1956, Dr.
Ambedkar with is converted in Buddhism.
There is cultural movement in Maharashtra.
Particularly the singer is to sing glory of B.
R.
Ambedkar in their songs.
As well as the life of B.
R.
Ambedkar.
This paper would be focused on two song one is “Palna” (it is related to birth of Ambedkar) and another is “Ambedkar Babu Ala”.
Both song shows how Ambedkar became symbols, images and metaphor in life of Dalit community.
</p>.
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