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Dr Ambedkar statues,memorials in Tamilnadu.
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I did a state-wide, best-effort search and compiled a district-wise list of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar memorials / statues in Tamil Nadu based on government pages, local news, directories and town reports. This list is not guaranteed exhaustive (many small-town or village statues are not reported online), but it collects every documented memorial / statue I could verify. I’ve flagged entries with a citation where a reliable online source exists.
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Best-effort list — Dr B.R. Ambedkar memorials / statues by district (Tamil Nadu)
> Legend: (M) = memorial / manimandapam / park; (S) = statue; (P) = projects / foundation stone / under construction; citations after each district entry.
Chennai (Chennai district)
Dr. Ambedkar Mani Manimandapam (Adyar / Mandhavelipakkam) — major memorial in Adyar. (M).
Panneerselvam Park, Erode — life-size statue of Dr Ambedkar (unveiled Jan 26, 2022). (S).
Perambalur (Perambalur district)
Ambedkar statue at the old bus stand, Perambalur — reported statue; local news describes condition/maintenance. (S).
Thoothukudi / Tiruchendur (Thoothukudi district)
Tiruchendur Ambedkar Memorial Park / statue project — long-standing memorial park; foundation stone for a new Ambedkar statue laid Feb 17, 2024 (statue planned for Apr 14 inauguration). (M/P).
Salem (Salem district)
Othiyathur / Salem — Ambedkar statue (local listings / reports of community worship and events). (S).
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Other districts — known / reported statues or memorials (sources limited; local listings or government/statements)
These are best-effort identifications — many come from local directories, news posts, government tallies of statues, or tourism listings. Where I couldn’t find an authoritative single article, I’ve noted it as reported / local.
Coimbatore district — multiple local Ambedkar statues reported in municipal parks and bus-stand areas (local news / photos). (S). (reported — local sources)
Tiruchirappalli (Trichy) district — Ambedkar statues in parts of Trichy and suburban towns reported (local news / municipal lists). (S). (reported)
Madurai district — town / ward-level Ambedkar statues reported and used for April 14 commemorations. (S). (reported)
Thanjavur district — local statues / memorials reported in smaller towns. (S). (reported)
Vellore district — local Ambedkar statues reported (directories / social posts). (S). (reported)
Cuddalore / Villupuram / Nagapattinam / Pudukkottai / Dindigul / Tirunelveli / Kanniyakumari / Ramanathapuram / Sivaganga / Virudhunagar / Kanyakumari / Krishnagiri / Dharmapuri / Ariyalur / Ramanathapuram — assorted local statues / small memorials reported in news briefs, local directories, or government lists of installed statues (state programme installing many statues in recent years). (S / M). (reported / needs confirmation)
State government/statements: The Tamil Nadu government released summary figures that the DMK administration installed dozens of statues and several memorial halls in recent years (many of those include Ambedkar statues across districts). This indicates additional installations beyond those individually reported.
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Notes on completeness and accuracy
1. Best-effort & dynamic — many small statues and community memorials are created and maintained locally (panchayat / municipality) and do not always appear in national news or major websites. I collected entries from government memorial pages, regional newspapers and local listings — but smaller villages may be missing.
2. Recent state programme — the state has installed many statues across districts in the last 3–4 years; some Ambedkar statues were part of those installations (government tallies mention 63 statues and 11 memorials in a recent 4-year period).
3. Status varies — some sites are well-maintained memorials (e.g., Chennai Mani Mandapam), others are single statues at bus stands or parks that local news report as neglected (e.g., Perambalur).
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What I can do next (I already collected the sources above)
I can immediately (right now, in this chat) do one of the following — pick any and I’ll produce it in this response (no waiting):
1. Create a spreadsheet (CSV or table) listing every documented memorial/statue I found, with columns: District | Town | Name (memorial/statue) | Type (M/S/P) | Source link | Status / notes.
2. Expand district coverage: run deeper searches district-by-district (I’ll pull municipal news, local newspapers and directories) and deliver a longer, more complete list with direct citations for each entry.
3. Map view: assemble the GPS coordinates / addresses for the most important memorials (Chennai, Erode, Perambalur, Tiruchendur, Salem) so you can visit them.
4. Printable guide: produce a printable PDF listing memorials by district with short descriptions and citations.
Tell me which of the four you want and I’ll produce it now. (If you want option 2 — “expand district coverage” — I’ll go district-by-district and add every cited statue I can find.)
If you can send a photo,and address location of Dr Ambedkar statues and memorial from your area,town in what's app 9444917060,I can include it in Google map.
IAS Officer's "Until A Brahmin Donates His Daughter" Remark Sparks Row
As the video spread across social media, Brahmin organisations strongly condemned senior IAS Santosh Verma's statement, calling it "indecent, casteist, and deeply insulting to Brahmin daughters."
Senior IAS officer Santosh Verma
Bhopal:
The newly elected provincial president of the AJAKS, the association of the employees belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) category in Madhya Pradesh, Senior IAS officer Santosh Verma, has once again found himself at the centre of a controversy after a video of a remark made by him at the organisation's convention on Sunday surfaced online.
"Until a Brahmin donates his daughter to my son or has a relationship with him, reservations should continue," Verma said at an event held at Bhopal's Ambedkar Maidan.
As the video spread across social media, Brahmin organisations strongly condemned Verma's statement, calling it "indecent, casteist, and deeply insulting to Brahmin daughters."
"An FIR should be lodged immediately for comments made against Brahmin daughters. The IAS officer's remarks are indecent, objectionable, and an insult to the Brahmin community. If a criminal case is not filed soon, the Brahmin Samaj will launch a statewide protest," the state president of All India Brahmin Samaj, Pushpendra Mishra, said.
Mishra emphasised that the comments violate All India Services Conduct Rules, especially at a time when the government is actively promoting schemes such as Ladli Laxmi, Ladli Behna, and Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, all aimed at protecting the dignity and welfare of girls and women.
This is not the first time Santosh Verma has been embroiled in controversy. His chequered past has resurfaced following the latest incident.
Verma, originally an officer of the Madhya Pradesh State Administrative Service, had previously hit headlines for allegedly forging court orders and faking signatures of a CBI judge to falsely claim relief in cases filed against him.
In Indore, he was arrested after a judge filed a complaint accusing him of forging two court orders related to a case of alleged criminal intimidation of a woman.
Verma allegedly used these forged documents to secure his promotion from the state cadre to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS).
He has also faced accusations in two exploitation cases, in which women alleged he promised marriage and later intimidated or deceived them.
Guwahati, Nov 24: Justice Mr. Ashutosh Kumar, Chief Justice of the Gauhati High Court, unveiled the bust of Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Indian Constitution at the Assam Royal Global University (RGU).
The event marked a significant tribute ahead of India’s Constitution Day on 26th November. The Chief Justice also planted a tree at the university campus and addressed the law students.
Following the unveiling of the bust, Chief Justice Ashutosh Kumar addressed the students in a special interactive session, according to a RGU Press release.
Addressing the students, the Chief Justice reflected on Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s unwavering dedication and lifelong struggle, and said, “You must believe in yourselves and reject pessimistic thoughts if you wish to achieve your goals. On 26th November, we honour Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the Indian Constitution—the mother of all laws.”
He further urged the students to keep Dr. Ambedkar’s ideals alive in their academic and professional journeys, adding that whether in the classroom or the courtroom, they should never hesitate to ask questions. He urged students to draw inspiration from Dr. Ambedkar’s vision, intellect, and lifelong advocacy for equality, calling legal studies not just a profession but a powerful instrument of social transformation.
In this regard, RGU Chancellor Dr. AK Pansari stated, “RGU, with its vision of fostering global excellence, has been consistently honouring the legacies of India’s national luminaries by installing statues and busts across its campus. The unveiling of Dr. Ambedkar’s bust stands as an effort to inspire students with pride, patriotism, and a deeper appreciation for India’s rich intellectual and constitutional heritage.”
From.UT news.
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Ambedkar's Bust Unveiled at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris News PTI 27 November 2025 1:40 AM Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the unveiling of Ambedkar's bust at the UNESCO headquarters as a "fitting tribute" to the architect of India's Constitution. The statue carries a plaque with Ambedkar's name and a caption that says, "Architect of the Indian Constitution, 70 Years (1950-2025) of the Indian Constitution". (Image: X) Advertisement New Delhi: A bust of B R Ambedkar was unveiled at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris on the occasion of Constitution Day on Wednesday, a top Indian diplomat said.The bust was unveiled by Vishal V Sharma, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of India to UNESCO, in the presence of UNESCO Director General Khaled El-Enany. Sharma said it was a proud moment for India that Ambedkar's bust now graces the UNESCO headquarters. Also Read - AICC In-Charge Probes Internal Rift in Adilabad Congress Advertisement Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the unveiling of Ambedkar's bust at the UNESCO headquarters as a "fitting tribute" to the architect of India's Constitution. "It is a matter of immense pride that today, on Constitution Day, a bust of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was unveiled at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. This is a fitting tribute to Dr. Ambedkar and his role in the making of our Constitution. His thoughts and ideals give strength and hope to innumerable people. @UNESCO @IndiaatUNESCO," Modi said in a post on X. The statue carries a plaque with Ambedkar's name and a caption that says, "Architect of the Indian Constitution, 70 Years (1950-2025) of the Indian Constitution". ( Source : PTI ) Ambedkar statue unesco Paris India Delhi New Delhi Download the Deccan Chronicle Android and iOS app on your phone for news and views from around the world - accurate and immediate.
New Delhi – On this Constitution Day, as India honors the document that defines its democratic soul, a remarkable story from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's legacy comes to light through the words of author Mangesh Dahiwale. In his new book, Becoming the People: Ambedkar, Constitutionalism and the Future of India, Dahiwale reveals Ambedkar's ambitious plan for an unfinished masterpiece: Constitution and Constitutionalism: Constitution of India – An Exposition of its Principles.
Drafted right after the Constitution's completion, this book was meant to be a systematic, philosophical, and comparative study of the basic principles underlying the Indian Constitution. Dahiwale describes it as a work that would explain not only what the Constitution says but why it says it, and how those principles relate to global constitutional traditions. Though Ambedkar could not complete it, what remains: a detailed book plan and a short but profound introduction, preserved in Writings & Speeches, Volume 13-offers invaluable insight into his vision.
Dahiwale emphasizes that these fragments are striking in their clarity. They show Ambedkar wanted the Constitution studied not as a mere collection of Articles but as a coherent moral and political philosophy---a democratic architecture grounded in liberty, equality, fraternity, and the rule of law.
As Dahiwale notes, Ambedkar insisted that Articles are secondary; principles are primary. His proposed book would first articulate the principles of democracy, federalism, and separation of powers, before turning to the organs of the State, the relations between the Union and the States, and finally the rights of citizens. Only after grasping these principles, Ambedkar believed, could anyone truly understand the meaning, purpose, and structure of the Indian constitutional order.
Ambedkar's Detailed Book Plan: A Roadmap to Constitutional Principles
Dahiwale shares the exact outline of Ambedkar's proposed book, as preserved in his writings:
CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONALISM THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AN EXPOSITION OF ITS PRINCIPLES
Introduction: The Beginnings and the Growth of the Constitution.
PART I – Principles Underlying the Constitutional System
The Principle of Democracy
The Principle of Federalism
The Principle of Separation of Powers
PART II – The Organs of the State 4. The Legislature 5. The Executive 6. The Judiciary.
Pondicherry – In a bold act of inter-campus solidarity against institutional casteism, the Bahujan Students Front (BSF) at Pondicherry University has issued a scathing statement denouncing the expulsion of Basant Kumar Kannaujiya, the Dalit PhD scholar from Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU) in Lucknow.
The declaration, circulated widely on social media and among student networks, accuses BBAU's administration of enforcing "Manu's laws" under the guise of discipline in an institution named after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. BSF stands "firmly with Kannaujiya," portraying his ouster as punishment for his unyielding Ambedkarite advocacy and refusal to "bend" as a first-generation Dalit scholar, vowing to prevent him from joining the tragic roster of Bahujan lives lost to campus bigotry.
The unjust expulsion
The unfolding crisis at BBAU traces back to September 17, when campus tensions over student welfare boiled over into unrest, culminating in an inquiry that singled out Kannaujiya, a History PhD candidate, as the ringleader of alleged mob instigation, vandalism, and a breach into the Vice Chancellor's office. Despite his rebuttal framing the events as non-violent dialogue with officials and highlighting his decade-plus of peaceful Bahujan rights activism since 2012, the Disciplinary Committee relied on witness accounts, and a history of 14 prior misconduct notices to endorse expulsion.
Vice Chancellor Raj Kumar Mittal finalized the order around November 19, effectively banning Kannaujiya from the premises and future enrollment. In defiance, he initiated a constitutional dharna outside the administrative building, now in its second week as of November 27, where he persists in calling for justice, educational equity, and an end to caste-based harassment. The standoff has escalated with the university issuing warnings to supporters, for joining the sit-in, alongside directives to department heads to curb participation, tactics Kannaujiya labels as "mental torture" to mute dissent.
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Sivaji.UT news.Chief,kadapa.AP. In India There are 143 reserved MPs and 62 SC.STs won in general seats.143(reserved seats)+62(general seats)=205..sc.st out of 543..Lok Sabha MPs.38%.Dr Ambedkar is winning slowly in Dr Ambedkar India....good. GOOD NEWS. The facts from EC.website.SC.ST.. 20%(19.7) are elected in General Seats merritoriously. Dalit,SC.ST candidates in general seats rarely win. ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ALL INDIA LEVEL ✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️ In all India level Overall, since 2004, 5,953 SC/ST candidates have contested from (general seats ) unreserved seats in Lok Sabha elections, with 62 (or just over 1%) of them winning. In state Assembly elections, the number is almost similar, at 20,644 such candidates, and 246 recorded wins (1.19%). Lok Sabha elections Since 2004, the highest number of SC/ST winners in general seats were seen in 2024 last year’s Lok Sabha elections, at 22 (two of them women) – though, their number h...
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