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Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Writings and Speeches

Vol. 10

As Member of the Governor-General's Executive Council, 1942–46

99 chapters · 1106 pages

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Contents

  1. Front matterpp. 1–19
  2. Part I1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar : A Biographical Sketchpp. 20–26
  3. 2. Appointment as Labour Member of the Viceroy’s Councilpp. 27–27
  4. 3. The need for uniformity in Labour Legislationpp. 28–35
  5. 4. Election of a Member to the Advisory Committee of Geological Survey of Indiapp. 36–37
  6. 5. The Situation in Indiapp. 38–46
  7. 6. Election of a member to the Advisory Committee of Geological Survey of Indiapp. 47–52
  8. 7. Why Indian Labour is determined to win the Warpp. 53–60
  9. 8. The Paper Control Orderpp. 61–66
  10. 9. Announcement re : Grant of Inadequate Dearness Allowance to Workerspp. 67–69
  11. 10. The Indian Finance Billpp. 70–75
  12. 11. Election of members to the Standing Committee for the Labour Departmentpp. 76–79
  13. 12. The Indian Tea Control (Amendment) Billpp. 80–85
  14. 13. The War Injuries (Compensation Insurance) Billpp. 86–94
  15. 14. Employment Exchanges for Skilled and Semi-Skilled Personnelpp. 95–97
  16. 15. The Indian Boilers (Amendment) Billpp. 98–100
  17. 16. The Motor Vehicles (Drivers) Amendment Billpp. 101–103
  18. 17. The Mines Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Billpp. 104–105
  19. 18. The War Injuries (Compensation Insurance) Billpp. 106–116
  20. 19. First Session of Plenary Labour Conferencepp. 117–122
  21. 20. Labour and Parliamentary Democracypp. 123–129
  22. 21. The Indian Trade Unions (Amendment) Billpp. 130–136
  23. 22. Post-war Development of Electric Power in India SRpp. 137–145
  24. 23. Labour Member’s visit to Jharia Coalfieldspp. 146–146
  25. 24. Labour Member visits Coalminespp. 147–151
  26. 25. Promotion of Labour Welfare in Indiapp. 152–155
  27. 26. Lifting of ban on Employment of Women on underground work in Coalminespp. 156–161
  28. 27. The Coalmines Safety (Stowing) Amendment Billpp. 162–165
  29. 28. Government Policy towards Labourpp. 166–175
  30. 29. Miscellaneous Departmentspp. 176–177
  31. 30. Protection of Mosques in New Delhipp. 178–181
  32. 31. The Factories (Amendment) Billpp. 182–185
  33. 32. Advisory Committee on Coalmines Welfare Fundpp. 186–188
  34. 33. Mica Industry to be placed on a sound and stable footingpp. 189–194
  35. 34. Standing Labour Committee discusses recognition of Trade Unionspp. 195–197
  36. 35. Post-war Employment of skilled workerspp. 198–204
  37. 36. Plenary Session of Tripartite Labour Conferencepp. 205–217
  38. 37. The Factories (Second Amendment) Billpp. 218–227
  39. 38. The Payment of Wages (Amendment) Billpp. 228–236
  40. 39. Damodar Valley Scheme—Calcutta Conferencepp. 237–242
  41. 40. Post-war Electric Power Developmentpp. 243–253
  42. 41. Government Policy re Mineral Resources of Indiapp. 254–259
  43. 42. Labour Policy of Government of Indiapp. 260–269
  44. 43. Need for immediate re-imposition of ban on Employment of Women underground in Minespp. 270–276
  45. 44. Department of Labour : Demand for Supplementary grantpp. 277–280
  46. 45. The Mines Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Billpp. 281–283
  47. 46. The Factories (Second Amendment) Billpp. 284–290
  48. 47. The Mines Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Billpp. 291–293
  49. 48. Health Insurance for Industrial Workerspp. 294–295
  50. 49. War Work of National Service Labour Tribunalspp. 296–300
  51. 50. Multi-purpose Development of Damodar Valleypp. 301–307
  52. 51. Housing of India’s Industrial Workerspp. 308–309
  53. 52. State’s obligations to Labourpp. 310–318
  54. 53. Multi-purpose Plan for development of Orissa’s rivers SRpp. 319–328
  55. 54. Rejection of Railwaymen’s Federation Demandspp. 329–333
  56. 55. Proposed evacuation of villages in the prosecution of the Damodar Schemepp. 334–336
  57. 56. Workmen’s Compensation (Amendment) Billpp. 337–339
  58. 57. Indian Mines (Amendment) Billpp. 340–342
  59. 58. Factories (Amendment) Billpp. 343–350
  60. 59. Rehabilitation Planspp. 351–355
  61. 60. Welfare and Social Security of Workerspp. 356–360
  62. 61. Muslims have fared much better in Labour Departmentpp. 361–370
  63. 62. The Indian Finance Billpp. 371–380
  64. 63. Strike by workers of Government of India Presspp. 381–383
  65. 64. Factories (Amendment) Billpp. 384–389
  66. 65. Mica Mines Labour Welfare Fund Billpp. 390–401
  67. 66. Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Billpp. 402–406
  68. 67. Mica Mines Labour Welfare Fund Billpp. 407–408
  69. 68. Miscellaneouspp. 409–423
  70. Part II1. Grievances of the Scheduled Castes : by Dr. Ambedkarpp. 424–465
  71. 1. Note by Sir S. Crippspp. 466–467
  72. 2. Dr. Ambedkar and Mr. S. Rajah to Sir S. Crippspp. 468–469
  73. 3. Sir R. Lumley (Bombay) to the Marquess of Linlithgow (Extract)pp. 470–472
  74. 4. Cripps Proposalspp. 473–475
  75. 5. Statement of Dr. Ambedkar on the Cripps Proposalspp. 476–483
  76. 6. The Marquess of Linlithgow to Mr. Amerypp. 484–485
  77. 7. War Cabinet Paper W.P. (42) 283 Memorandum by the Lord Privy Sealpp. 486–487
  78. 8. The Marquess of Linlithgow to Mr. Amerypp. 488–488
  79. 9. The Marquess of Linlithgow to Mr. Amerypp. 489–490
  80. 10. Dr. Ambedkar to the Marquess of Linlithgowpp. 491–493
  81. 11. Precis of discussion in the Viceroy’s Executive Councilpp. 494–495
  82. 12. Field Marshal Viscount Wavell to Mr. Amery Speeches SRpp. 496–496
  83. Part I13. Dr. Ambedkar to Field Marshal Viscount Wavellpp. 497–500
  84. 14. Field Marshal Viscount Wavell to Lord PethickLawrencepp. 501–502
  85. 15. Note of meeting between Cabinet delegation, Lord Wavell and Dr. Ambedkarpp. 503–507
  86. 16. Dr. Ambedkar to Lord Wavellpp. 508–511
  87. 17. Members of the Executive Council to Field Marshal Viscount Wavellpp. 512–512
  88. 18. Dr. Ambedkar to Rt. Hon’ble Mr. A. V. Alexanderpp. 513–520
  89. 19. Dr. Ambedkar to Lord Pethick-Lawrencepp. 521–522
  90. 20. Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Dr. Ambedkarpp. 523–523
  91. 21. Rao Bahadur Sivaraj to Field Marshal Viscount Wavellpp. 524–529
  92. 22. Mr. Attlee to Dr. Ambedkarpp. 530–532
  93. 23. Dr. Ambedkar to Mr. Attleepp. 533–535
  94. 24. Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Mr. Attleepp. 536–537
  95. 25. Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Mr. Attleepp. 538–541
  96. 1. A Critique of the proposals of the Cabinet Mission: by Dr. Ambedkarpp. 542–557
  97. 2. The Cabinet Mission and the Untouchables: by Dr. Ambedkarpp. 558–1091
  98. Part III1 to Questions and Answers 551472pp. 1092–1099
  99. Index 1073pp. 1100–1100
  100. Erratapp. 1101–1106