India is a country of diversity without any element of doubt about it. Much have been talked and discussed about multi-cultural, multi ethnic and multi-language issues and the very popular ‘Unity in Diversity’. However, seldom the issue of multi-history has been brought to notice. When we discuss India as a country or rather the North and South India as singular entities, we have to keep in mind all the distinguishing factors, thereby highlight the immense hold that the uniting factors possess. Culture can be seen as a product of history if we add on the socio-cognitive progress of it. It implies that all the factors that ‘divide’ North and South of India are basically a product of historical dissimilarities along with the self-evident geographical differenc
