nagpur a society that is complemented by ethics and equality becomes a successful democracy besides this fraternity brotherhood and sisterhood also play an important role for a democracy to succeed said dilip ukey vicechancellor of maharashtra national law university mumbai on tuesday he was delivering the dr babasaheb ambedkar memorial lecture organized by nagpur university nu at convocation hall nu vicechancellor sp kane presided over the programme while pro vicechancellor vinayak deshpande and finance and accounts officer raju hiwase were the guests ukey said the golden trinity of liberty equality and justice regulated by fraternity at the centre are the defined parameters of a democracy by ambedkar which he borrowed from gautam buddha jyotiba phule and sant kabirfamiliarizing the audience with the contribution of dr ambedkar in framing the constitution of india and fundamental rights ukey said he was also a successful lawyer journalist economist politician and social reformer these are the various aspects of his personality he was a champion of human rights and gender justiceshedding light on ambedkars scholastic life uke said he studied at columbia university and later became barristeratlaw he was then enrolled at london school of economics his thesis titled the problem of rupee its origin and its solution is one of the best books on economics anyone who gets an opportunity to read it should pick it upspeaking about the story behind drafting the constitution ukey said in 1946 bn rau was appointed constitutional adviser to the constituent assembly for formulating the general structure and democratic framework in 1947 the drafting committee was appointed with ambedkar as the chairman along with six other members ultimately ambedkar singlehandedly played the pioneering role in drafting the constitution he further spoke about constitutional morality and ambedkars involvement in the struggle for the right to equality of depressed classesukey urged the students of law to read the speech ambedkar delivered after receiving draft of the constitution ambedkar had empathy for the dalit community he was of the view that reservation was necessary to provide equal opportunities to the oppressed classes of the society uke said professor mrinmayee kukday conducted the proceedings earlier the gathering joined in singing the university song which was followed by the guests lighting the traditional lamp pravina khobragade introduced the speaker