Question : How did the Bhakti-Sufi tradition challenge the social norms of its time?

Option 1: By promoting the caste system
   

Option 2: By encouraging materialism
 

Option 3: By advocating for gender equality

Option 4: By rejecting social hierarchies

Question : The influence of Western education in India contributed to the rise of:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality

Question : The process of Sanskritisation in India is often criticized for:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality

Question : What was the significance of the Bhakti-Sufi tradition in promoting social equality?

Option 1: It reinforced caste divisions

Option 2: It challenged caste and gender hierarchies
 

Option 3: It supported class discrimination

Option 4: It advocated for the rights of the elite

Question : What was the attitude of the Bhakti-Sufi tradition towards social distinctions?

Option 1: It reinforced social hierarchies
   

Option 2: It emphasized social equality
   

Option 3: It promoted class divisions

Option 4: It supported gender discrimination