Who were the Shudras?

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"Who Were the Shudras?" by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar investigates the origins and historical role of the Shudra caste in India, focusing on their social, economic, and political position within the caste hierarchy. Drawing upon ancient texts and historical records, Ambedkar challenges traditional views and theories about the caste system and provides an analysis of how the Shudras were marginalized and exploited in Hindu society. The book critiques the role of the Shudras in religious texts and discusses the philosophical and social mechanisms that perpetuated their subjugation. Ambedkar's work is an essential contribution to the study of caste, social justice, and the Dalit movement, emphasizing the need for social reform and equality.This description captures the essence of the book, focusing on the caste system, the Shudras' historical role, and Ambedkar's call for social reform.