Option c is the correct answer. In 1956, Ambedkar converted to Buddhism along with over half a million of his followers. He started Dalit Buddhist Movement, and he called this new form of Buddhism "Navayana" (meaning "New Vehicle"). Navayana is based on the teachings of the Buddha, but it also incorporates elements of Ambedkar's own thinking. Important Tips Tenets of Buddhism: Buddha told his followers not to go to extremes - not too much pleasure and not too much abstinence and strictness. Instead, he advised following the 'middle path,' also known as 'Madhyam Marg.' He believed that each person is in charge of their own happiness in life, focusing on individuality. Buddhism's main teachings are summed up in four noble truths (ariya-sachchani) and eightfold path (astangika marg).