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The book consists of two parts. The first part is devoted to human rights and the constitution, while the second part deals with Dr. Ambedkar?s all-round struggle for human rights. While dealing with the wo subjects, the author has brought on record a wealth of relevant information and has also raised some pertinent questions for students of politics and constitutional law, to answer. These questions cannot be dodged, but will have to be delved into to answer them satisfactorily. The trouble with Indian intellectual world has always been that while considering our problems in any field of life, it has ignored the vast deprived and the disadvantaged masses, and approached them from the elitist angle, for solutions, it always looked typically to the west, having imbibed the western education and culture.