Dr Ambedkar indeed opened the doors of the world Buddhist community for us by embracing Buddhism.
I feel deeply proud and honoured to share Babasaheb’s legacy with the world and to see his ideas continue to inspire people beyond borders.🌷
#glasgowbuddhistcentre#14oct1956
It was truly fulfilling to answer their questions, share his vision, and engage in meaningful discussions about his contribution to Buddhism and his relentless struggle for social justice.
Found an old portrait, in 2013 at our school send-off gathering we performed a drama named "poona pact" in that I had played Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's role.. Still I remember the dialogue😁 that is unforgettable moment, and today I feel very proud for that.
#PoonaPact
@LiveLawIndia Btw, the third pillar of democracy🤡
It is okay about the abuse of power, which is happening absolutely.
Milords forgot their duty as guardians of the constitution and the ultimate defenders of democracy and fundamental rights(which seem to
be protected only on paper nowadays)
The fkn third pillar of democracy!🤡
The judiciary is allowing the abuse of power, absolutely.
Milords forgot their duty as guardians of the constitution and the ultimate defenders of democracy and fundamental rights(which seem to
be protected only on paper nowadays)
#संसद_मार्च
The day had been ordinary until it wasn't. The crossing light turned red, and we waited, laughing quietly with two friends. Then a car swung around the corner, window down, and a man shouted, ‘Go home, go home’.
One of them immediately knew what it was. Another friend looked puzzled, like they hadn't even processed it, and remembered the many times I'd felt welcomed. Safe in the uni, comfortable at work, laughing over tea.
“If a person does good, let him do it again and again. Let him delight in it, for the accumulation of merit brings happiness.”
Puññañce puriso kayirā,
kayirā naṁ punappunaṁ;
Tamhi chandaṁ kayirātha,
sukho puññassa uccayo.
~Dhammapada, Verse 118