How Buddhism was erased, reclaimed and reshaped in India | Douglas Ober on Seeking Sangha #1 | WYI

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Buddhism has become an important part of conversations around caste and Brahminism in the decades following B R Ambedkar’s conversion in 1956. But how did Buddhism evolve from an ancient tradition into a modern political and intellectual force? In the first episode of Seeking Sangha, a special focus series on What's Your ISM?, The News Minute Executive Editor Sudipto Mondal speaks to historian and author Douglas Ober about his book Dust on the Throne and the rediscovery of Buddhism in British colonial times. They discuss Buddhist modernity, Ambedkar’s engagement with Buddhism, the relationship between Buddhism and Brahmanism, and how European scholarship cast new light on the way India’s Buddhist past was understood. Sudipto and Douglas trace the Buddhist revival in the 19th and 20th centuries through figures such as Anagarika Dharmapala, Kripa Saran, and Iyothee Thass who came before Ambedkar and examine Buddhism’s relationship with caste and anti-caste politics. They also discuss Ambedkar, JK Birla, and Gandhi’s approaches to Buddhism, before looking at how Nehru and Modi have used Buddhism as cultural diplomacy and soft power. Like Sudipto’s Ism show? Support him: https://rzp.io/rzp/tnm-wyi Support the film - Seeking Sangha. Your support will help in defraying the costs of production as well as taking it to a global audience: https://pages.razorpay.com/seekingsangha Or become a subscriber: https://www.newslaundry.com/ To make enquiries about the film or to collaborate in hosting screenings, you can mail seekingsangha@thenewsminute.com Camera: Ajay R Producer: Akshay Lal Editor: Jaseem Ali

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