Which saint helped bridge Bhakti traditions of south and north India?
ARamananda
BSankardev
CEknath
DBasavanna
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Ramananda
Ramananda, a prominent 14th century saint, linked the southern and northern Bhakti traditions.
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