April 14th marks the 131st birth anniversary of national leader Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar (1891-1957), known to his followers as Babsaheb. Ambedkar Advocated For Scheduled Caste Communities, Piloted The Indian Constitution, Wrote Numerous Books On Contemporary Politics, History, Religion, Economics, And More. He was India's first Law Minister and led 600,000 people to convert to Buddhism in 1956 in Nagpur. 

Major political leaders, from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, chief ministers of various states, and social activists and organizations marked the day and celebrated his memory. 

Read: Ambedkar Jayanti: Birth Of National Leader Celebrated Across India, “Social Justice” Emphasized