B.R. Ambedkar's engagement with Marxism reflects a profound and incisive critique rooted in the specificities of Indian social realities—most notably, the institution of caste. While Ambedkar shared with Marxism a commitment to the emancipation of the oppressed and an acute awareness of structural injustice, he diverged sharply in his theoretical and strategic assessments. Ambedkar critiqued … Continue reading How does B.R. Ambedkar critique the core tenets of Marxism, particularly its class-reductionism, economic determinism, and neglect of caste as a fundamental axis of social oppression in the Indian context?