World's Tallest Ambedkar Statue Unveiled in Andhra Pradesh Today: A Monument to Equality and Justice

In a monumental occasion for India and a profound gesture towards social justice,  the world's tallest statue of B.R. Ambedkar,  the architect of the Indian Constitution,  was unveiled today in Vijayawada,  Andhra Pradesh. Standing at a majestic 206 feet,  the "Statue of Social Justice" towers over the landscape,  symbolizing Dr. Ambedkar's towering legacy and unwavering commitment to equality and upliftment of the marginalized. The statue is scheduled to be unveiled at 6 pm today.



World's Tallest Ambedkar Statue Unveiled in Andhra Pradesh Today
(Photo Credit: G.N. RAO) World's Tallest Ambedkar Statue Unveiled in Andhra Pradesh 


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"Let us collectively celebrate this remarkable achievement and honour the legacy of Ambedkar,  whose contributions continue to shape our collective consciousness, " YS Jagan Mohan Reddy,  Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh wrote on X.










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Here are five key points about this momentous occasion:


1. Unveiling a New Milestone: A giant new statue of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar has been unveiled in Andhra Pradesh,  and it's the tallest one in the world! At a whopping 206 feet,  it towers over all the other Ambedkar statues,  including the big one in Telangana (which is 175 feet). This statue isn't just impressive,  it's a sign that Andhra Pradesh truly values Dr. Ambedkar's fight for equality. It's a big win for all of India too,  another step on the path to a fairer society for everyone. Plus,  this new statue is so big it even cracked the top 50 tallest statues worldwide – that's how important Dr. Ambedkar is to India!


2. A Made-in-India Marvel: From conception to construction,  the "Statue of Social Justice" is a testament to Indian ingenuity and craftsmanship. Built entirely with 'Made in India' materials and expertise, the project involved 400 tonnes of steel and meticulous planning to ensure stability and grandeur. The project cost around ₹404.35 crore. This statue is built by M/s VSL Granites Pvt Ltd.


3. More Than Just a Statue: The statue stands atop an 81-foot pedestal,  nestled within a sprawling 18.81-acre park. This expansive complex encompasses not just the monument but also a museum dedicated to Dr. Ambedkar's life and work,  educational facilities,  and a landscaped garden. The statue is just one part of the whole thing. It aspires to be a holistic center for learning,  inspiration,  and social activism. The surrounding area,  including the Swaraj Maidan where it stands,  has been redeveloped into a lush green park,  offering a serene and inspiring space for visitors.


4. A Beacon of Hope: The unveiling ceremony was a huge event,  almost like a festival! Important people,  Dalit leaders,  and tons of excited citizens all came together to celebrate. It wasn't just a party though,  it was a powerful reminder of everything Dr. Ambedkar worked for. There were traditional performances and speeches that really made you think about his fight against prejudice and his dream of a society where everyone is treated equally,  no matter who they are.


5. A Call to Action: Apart from the visual gratification,  the "Statue of Social Justice" acts as a serious request. It makes a passionate appeal to Indian society to come to the point where castes and creeds will no longer have any relevance to realizing the dream of Dr. Ambedkar about a country that includes everyone. This structure communicates the idea that our journey towards fairness has not yet ended; therefore,  there is always more we can do to eliminate prejudice,  bigotry or hateful attitude while promoting diverse fair grounds.


The official presentation of the tallest Ambedkar statue in the world is not only a party; it also signifies hope and an inductor for change. It is also proof that social justice must never die,  and henceforth,  India will be led in the quest for a better tomorrow, respiting every other virtue of equality alone.

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