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  Hello blog readers today I am gonna say about the religious developments that took place in India so let's get started. The advent of the Turkish rule in India led to a fusion of new cultural traditions and religious norms in India. As Hindu and Muslim communities lived side by side for many years, influenced the social fabric of the other. A cultural fusion and synthesis occurred that led to the growth of a composite culture popularly known as the Indo-Islamic culture. As spirit of tolerance and brotherhood developed between the two communities. Both experienced a wave of religious reform movements- in the form of the Sufi and Bhakti movements. The Muslim rulers encouraged these developments as they realised that to establish peaceful rule over a predominate Hindu population mutual interaction and harmony between the two religious communities was essential. Sufi Movement. Sufism is a mystic tradition of Islam. It was a reform movement within Islam with an emphasis on love and co

  Hello, readers!!! today I thought of telling you all a story. So, let's begin. Once there lived a boy named Kairav, he was a nature lover. One day, he was passing from a peacock park, he loved the chirping of them. Once, with his luck, a peacock came to the end of the fence. Kairav had some sprouts with him, which were given by his mother. He had fed the peacock and it loved the taste of the sprouts. From that day, it became a habit for Kairav to feed the peacock when it came to the fence. The peacock understood the Kairav would come in the morning to feed it. After, a few weeks, the peacock brought its friend with it. Kairav also fed it and its friend. They were happy. Day by day the peacocks brought their friends and Kairav would have to give his complete tiffin box. He used to tell his mother 'I need more sprouts. They are very tasty.' His mother used to think, 'Oh! great my son is becoming so healthy by eating these delicious sprouts.' His mother was clueless