This scholarly work by Savitri Chandra Shobha explores the profound social values, egalitarian ethos, and religious tolerance embedded within medieval Hindi Bhakti poetry. Analyzing the compositions of iconic saint-poets like Kabir, Tulsidas, Surdas, and Ravidas, the book illuminates how the Bhakti movement challenged rigid caste structures, promoted humanistic ethics, and fostered communal harmony. It serves as a valuable resource for academic researchers and readers interested in Indian devotional literature, cultural history, and socio-religious philosophy.
Author Name: Savitri Chandra Shobha
Language: Hindi
Publication Name: National Book Trust, India