41. According to Yogacara school, which among the following is regarded as the only reality?
42. Mimamsa believes in
1. Svatahpramanyavada
2. Paratahpramanyavada
3. Svatahapramanyavada
4. Pratahapramanyavada
1. Svatahpramanyavada
2. Paratahpramanyavada
3. Svatahapramanyavada
4. Pratahapramanyavada
43. What does thoughts and ideas are not regarded as?
44. Consider the Assertion (A) and Reason (R) and select the correct answer given below:
Assertion (A) Akasatva must be a jati.
Reason (R) It is an essential characteristic of akasa.
Assertion (A) Akasatva must be a jati.
Reason (R) It is an essential characteristic of akasa.
45. According to Mimamsa, which among the following conditions are necessary for valid cognition?
46. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. Saksatpratitih Pratyaksam
1. Dingnaga
b. Visesavadharana-Pradhana Pratyaksam
2. Gangesa
c. Pratyaksam kalpanapodham jnanam
3. Prabhkara
d. Jnanakamakam jnanam Pratyaksam
4. Yoga
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Saksatpratitih Pratyaksam | 1. Dingnaga |
| b. Visesavadharana-Pradhana Pratyaksam | 2. Gangesa |
| c. Pratyaksam kalpanapodham jnanam | 3. Prabhkara |
| d. Jnanakamakam jnanam Pratyaksam | 4. Yoga |
47. which of the following is regarded as Jaina Epistemology?
48. Correspondence according to Nyaya is regarded as
49. Which among the following is mediate knowledge?
50. According to Nyaya school, Badhita is referred as
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