The book delves into the philosophical debate between Ambedkar and Gandhi, focusing on interconnected issues such as caste, social hierarchies, untouchability, and political separatism. It explores their conflicting viewpoints on Hinduism, conversion, and temple entry, providing a nuanced overview of their arguments. Additionally, it offers a philosophical reinterpretation of their differences, highlighting the deeper implications of their discussions on social justice and equality within the context of modern India.
