Dr. B.R Ambedkar, the principal creator of the Indian constitution, was a great reformer, and his vision for the independence of women and gender equality is also relevant today. Ambedkar's ideologies- rooted in education, social justice, and equal rights- set the groundwork for an inclusive society. This paper examines the importance of his feminist philosophy in economic development in modern society, India, especially with a special emphasis on women's involvement in the workforce. With historical analysis, case studies, and policy reviews, this research shows how Ambedkar's thoughts have influenced constitutional safeguards and government programs for women's economic empowerment. His legacy can be seen in policies such as equal pay, maternity benefits, and reservations in education and employment. However, the study also points out the continuous challenges like the gender pay gap, low female participation in the labour force, and socio-cultural hurdles that continue to limit progress. This paper reconsiders Ambedkar's vision and highlights the need to rearrange the social and economic framework to achieve true gender equality. It summarizes the feasible advice for policymakers, educators, and stakeholders to bridge the gap between Ambedkar’s ideals and the present-day scenario. The paper supports the belief that sustainable development is unachievable without women’s full empowerment and involvement.