क्या Mahatma Gandhi दलितों के हाथ का खाना नहीं खाते थे? गोवंश की हत्या समेत क्या राज खुले? Kitabwala

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In this episode of Kitabwala, we discusses Nishikant Kolge’s book, Gandhi’s Against Caste. In which we discusses what was Gandhi’s strategy against the problem of caste. Nishikant tells us Gandhi’s principle of Ahimsa and his food habits. Why did Gandhi chose to murder a calf and 60 dogs of Surat. Join in to listen so many unearthed truths. The author discusses Gandhi's various efforts to fight against the caste system, including his campaign to promote inter-caste marriages, his emphasis on manual labour as a way to break down caste barriers, and his support for the Dalit community.

The book also examines Gandhi's relationships with other anti-caste activists, including Ambedkar, and the differences in their approaches to the issue. The author notes that while Gandhi advocated for the eradication of caste, he did not necessarily support the complete abolition of the caste system, which was a point of contention between him and Ambedkar.

Overall, "Gandhi Against Caste" provides a comprehensive exploration of Gandhi's views on the caste system in India and his efforts to eliminate it. It highlights the complexities and challenges of addressing such a deeply ingrained social issue and the ongoing importance of this issue in contemporary Indian society.

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Produced By: The Lallantop
Edited By: Ravi