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When Pakistan’s Karachi echoed with the name ‘Ambedkar’

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Surya Narayan Ransubhe August 16, 2021

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जब पाकिस्तान के कराची में गूंजा बाबासाहेब आंबेडकर का नाम

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About The Author

Surya Narayan Ransubhe

Surya Narayan Ransubhe (born 7 August 1942, Latur, Maharashtra) is a well-known Dalit scholar of Hindi and Marathi literature. He taught in Dayanand University, Latur, for 37 years. Ransubhe has published more than fifty books in Hindi and five books in Marathi. These include ‘Anuwad ka Samajshastra’, ‘Desh Vibhajan aur Hindi Katha Sahitya’, ‘Dalit Sahitya ka Chintan Paksha’, Hindi translation of Sharan Kumar Limbale’s novel ‘Akkarmashi’, Hindi translation of Laxman Gaikwad’s novel ‘Uchakka’ and the Marathi translation titled ‘Khot Satya’ of Yashpal’s novel ‘Jhootha Sach’.

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