Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, often celebrated as the Father of the Indian Constitution , was a multifaceted leader whose contributions spanned social reform, lawmaking, and advocacy for religious freedom. His work not only uplifted marginalized communities but also laid the foundation for an inclusive and egalitarian India. Champion of Religious Freedom Ambedkar’s commitment to religious liberty was central to his vision of a democratic India. As Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Indian Constitution, he ensured that Article 25 guaranteed every citizen the right to freely profess, practice, and propagate their religion. He believed that religion should be a personal choice, free from coercion or state interference. Ambedkar also openly criticized religious practices that perpetuated inequality. His public burning of the Manusmriti in 1927 was a historic protest against caste-based discrimination sanctioned by Hindu scriptures. This act symbolized his rejection of any religion th...