Photograph of Bhagwan Singh Gyanee
Bhagwan Singh Gyanee, president of the Indian revolutionary Ghadar party at the American Federation of Labor building, Washington, D.C.
Family photograph
Family photograph taken in a photo studio in Kerala, India.
124th Ambedkar Birth Anniversary Poster
This is a banner of 124th Birth Anniversary displayed at Columbia University Campus in NY. As Ambedkar studies here, Columbia university has a significant importance among Ambedkarite community across the globe. It holds importance of a pilgrim place for Ambedkarite visiting USA.
Dr. Ambedkar Float in India Day Parade
It was first time in 2007 Dr. Ambedkar float was displayed in India-Day Parade in Manhattan NY. The float was organized by Shri Guru Ravidas Sabha of New York, NY. In the series of events that shaped Ambedkarite community holds a significant place. It served as a proud moment for the community and helped in connection with each other across the states in USA as well as in other countries.
Photograph of Protest at UN
Protest against brutal rape and murder of a Dalit girl in India were organized by all the Ambedkarite organization at various places. Ambedkar International Center took it further and protested in front of UN to condemn the role of Indian system and society.
Ambedkar Birth Anniversary Celebration At Columbia University
This is first bust of Dr Ambedkar in USA, which is at Columbia University Campus in NY. It is a practice of Ambedkarite Community to visit Columbia University to pay respect to Dr. Ambedkar by putting garland to his bust.
Photograph of Kampala Jamatkhane
A Jamatkhane is the mosque of Ismaili Muslims, and an important gathering place for the community.
Photograph of President Cleveland Ship
"This is the ship that took my father from Hong Kong to San Francisco. The first leg had been on a more comfortable Italian passenger ship from Colombo, Sri Lanka to Hong Kong. In the American ship they were put in lower level accommodations." --Maya Kaimal
Photograph of J.C. Kaimal on Ship
A photograph of J.C. Kaimal in 1954, likely arriving in the San Francisco Bay and preparing to disembark from the President Cleveland.