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Ever wondered why the rupee struggles or how colonial policies still echo in India’s economy today? Dive into "The Problem of the Rupee", where Dr. B.R. Ambedkar— visionary leader, economist, and architect of India’s Constitution—unravels the tangled history of India’s currency with the sharpness of a scholar and the clarity of a reformer.Written as his thesis at the London School of Economics, this isn’t just a dry economic study. It’s a bold critique of how British financial policies drained India’s wealth, a deep dive into the gold standard debate, and a powerful argument for monetary sovereignty. With meticulous research and piercing insight, Dr. Ambedkar exposes the systems that kept India economically shackled—while laying bare ideas that remain startlingly relevant even today.More than numbers and theories, this book reflects Dr. Ambedkar’s lifelong mission: to dissect inequality, challenge oppressive structures, and empower the marginalized through knowledge. Whether you’re a student of history, an economics enthusiast, or simply curious about India’s financial past, "The Problem of the Rupee" will make you rethink money, power, and justice.In this ground-breaking work, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution and a champion of social justice, delves deep into the origins and realities of one of India's most troubling social issues—the existence and treatment of the untouchables.In The Untouchables, Dr. Ambedkar sheds light on a topic close to his heart, offering profound insights into how and why certain groups were cast out of society.With a blend of scholarly research and heartfelt conviction, Dr. Ambedkar unpacks the complex social, economic, and historical factors that led to the creation of the untouchability system. Through his words, you'll gain a nuanced perspective on the deep-rooted issues of caste and discrimination, and understand the human stories behind the statistics and historical accounts. His insights and arguments remain as relevant today as they were when first published, offering a powerful critique of caste practices and a vision for a more equitable and just society.This book is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Indian society, the roots of social discrimination, and the enduring fight for equality and human dignity.