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In the post-independence period, Indian politics echoed with many literary streams. After India's independence, the spirit of nationalism gained strength in the society and in the hearts of the people. A fundamental transformation occurred in the lives of the people as a result of five-year plans, decentralization of power, public welfare schemes and spread of education. Common people began to understand the language of entitlements and rights due to the emergence of a democratic form of government. They felt that independence had set them free. Independence brought hope that all the issues facing the Indian people would be resolved. However, with time, the problems increased. Unemployment, poverty, growing population, communal conflicts, corruption in public life, the din of the Hindutva forces, and the ever-threatening spectre of famine led to a loss of popular faith in independence and saw the beginning of mass movements to seek redress for the various injustices. In this context, Babasaheb Ambedkar is a well known name who made Indian constitution and attempted to Exterminate Untouchability in India. This paper is an attempt to analyse how Ambedkar makes Indian Politics and Exterminates the Untouchability.