The present article investigates the Indian economist, philosopher, humanitarian, law minister and father of the Indian constitution, Dr. B. R Ambedkar's ethical contribution to the empowerment of Dalit women in social, economic, educational, domestic and public gender equality order to uplift them to get the equal opportunities with men. The paper also brings out the struggles of Dalit women in the patriarchal system and hegemony of upper caste people to obtain freedom, individuality, constitutional provisions, economic status, cultural identification and self-employment in their living regions, especially resolve the economic, social and educational imbalances, the rural areas with lack of opportunities under the supremacy of upper caste their male-dominated society. Therefore, Babasaheb Ambedkar has struggled with women's equality and empowerment in Indian society how he endeavoured to provide equal wages when he was in the Bombay Legislative Assembly.