Presentation on CPD.

1. Prepared by:
Jeetu Parmar
(110210111097)

2. Who is Contributor?
• A person who fulfil his/her responsibility and other
possible responsibility also.
• A person who thinks that how he/she should helpful for
organization as well as society.

3. Example of contributor
• The Contributor Government Official ensures that a
common citizen is able to get his work done.
• She goes all out to find a solution for the person and does
everything within her power to accomplish it.

4. Difference between Contributor and
Non-Contributor
The Contributor The Non-Contributor

5. A contributor person
Dr. Baba saheb Ambedkar
(14 april 1891 to 6th dec 1956)
• Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar also
known as Babasaheb, was an
Indian nationalist, jurist, Dalitv
political leader and a Buddhist
revivalist.
• He was also the chief architect of
the Indian Constitution.

6. Contribution
Baba saheb was abolished the custom of untouchability…
• Ambedkar spent his whole life fighting against social
discrimination, the system of Chaturvarna - the Hindu
categorization of human society into four varnas — and
the Indian Caste System.
• Overcoming numerous social and financial obstacles.

7. Cont…
• In 1937, Dr. Ambedkar introduced a Bill to abolish the
"khoti" system of land tenure in the Konkan region, the
serfdom of agricultural tenants and the Mahar "watan"
system of working for the Government as slaves.
• A clause of an agrarian bill referred to the depressed
classes as "Harijans," or people of God. Bhimrao was
strongly opposed to this title for the untouchables.

8. Cont…
• In October 1948, Dr. Ambedkar submitted the Hindu
Code Bill to the Constituent Assembly in an attempt to
codify the Hindu law. The Bill caused great divisions even
in the Congress party.
• Consideration for the bill was postponed to September
1951. When the Bill was taken up it was truncated. A
dejected Ambedkar relinquished his position as Law
Minister.