Q. The Sulh-i-Kul festival, celebrated in Agra, symbolized which of the following?
Answer: Cultural syncretism and religious tolerance
Notes: Sulh-i-Kul, meaning “Peace with All,” was an important policy established by Mughal Emperor Akbar aimed at creating religious harmony and tolerance among different communities in his empire. The festival celebrated in Agra represents Akbar’s vision of bringing together people of diverse faiths, especially Hindus and Muslims, under a policy of mutual respect and peaceful coexistence. It became a symbol of unity, secularism, and inclusive governance during the Mughal era.