Dr. Ambedkar ke jeevan kuch rang, Kamal aur NG Uke sang

"Odisha Post" - A significant part of the story revolves around Narayan, a brilliant student who received a scholarship from the British Government to pursue higher studies in London. One of the most remarkable aspects of this book is his handwritten diary, in which he vividly recorded his days in London, his thoughts and emotions, the simple events of everyday life, and the experiences of his long sea voyage to England. His reflections on that vast and unfamiliar city, along with his encounters with ordinary people as well as notable historical figures, come alive through these pages.The year was 1934, and Kamal was only five years old. Even today, she clearly remembers a gentleman whom she called "Kaka" frequently visiting their home in Nagpur. Her mother would lovingly say, "Kamal, please be quiet. Babasaheb has come to meet us. He is a very busy man."Narayan completed his undergraduate studies in 1945. Around the same time, the British Government of India selected him to travel to London for advanced studies in engineering. It was during this period, while he was in Delhi, that he met Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, an encounter that added profound meaning and direction to his life.Some time later, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar considered Narayan to be a suitable life partner for Kamal Meshram. Accordingly, the engagement ceremony of Kamal and Narayan was held at Babasaheb's residence in a warm and intimate family setting.

Pages: 278, Hardcover, Notion Press