Category: Events

VIGIL for Indian Democracy

VIGIL for Indian Democracy By Sat Pal Muman Sunday, 5th May 2024, Parliament Square Dear Friends I stand in solidarity with all of you that have gathered here today, in Parliament Square, Outside the Houses of British Parliament Building to highlight our concerns of the rise of Hindu Nationalism and its threat to Indian democracy. Emboldened […]

Ambedkar International Mission, London; celebration of Dhamma Deeksha Day at the Indian Buddhists Cultural Centre in London.

Buddha Sāsanassa Paṭisandhāna Divasa; (बुद्ध सासनस्स पटिसंधान दिवस).. also known as Dhamma Dīksha Diwas, falls on 14th October each year and marks the day when Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar embraced Buddhism at a historic ceremony held in Nagpur, India, in 1956. This day marks the beginning of the Indian Buddhist Revival Movement, setting in motion the wheel of Dhamma […]

Press releases from High Commission of India’s journal. References to “Prabuddha Bharat” and its connection to Ramakrishna Mission and Swami Vivekananda are made, not to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

Speech by Satpal Muman on Global Ambedkarites celebration of 132nd Birth Anniversary of Babasaheb Dr Ambedkar in London

Global Ambedkar Jayanti 2023 Villiers High School, Southall, London Borough of Ealing Speech by Satpal Muman Honourable Worshipful Mayor of Ealing, Mahinder Midda Firstly, I would like to acknowledge the contribution all those who made efforts to organise this event under the banner of Global Ambedkar Jayanti 2023.  Namely, Mr Rana Kailey, Mr Balram Sidhu, […]

Unfinished legacy of Dr.Ambedkar (The roadmap for the oppressed people of South Asia)

Manusmiriti and other texts supporting Varna dharmas burnt for a whole week in UK

लंडन में मनुस्मृति को लगातार सात दिन जलाया गया और हर साल जलाए जाने का भी कहा गया ।  This one was Black week for Varnadharmis One unholy Brahmanic book burnt per day for seven days. FROM: 9th August 2018 International Indigenous Peoples Day. This was the day that the Varnadharmis, headed by Brahmins burnt the Constitution of India, just yards away from the parliament but no action was taken by the  authorities To 15th […]

Manusmriti and other Brahmanic texts burnt in London for seven consecutive days