41. Match the following:
List-I
List-II
a. Pragabhava
1. Nyaya
b. Pramanabhava
2. Mimamsa
c. Prajna
3. Vaisesika
d. Pramanasamplava
4. Vedanta
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Pragabhava | 1. Nyaya |
| b. Pramanabhava | 2. Mimamsa |
| c. Prajna | 3. Vaisesika |
| d. Pramanasamplava | 4. Vedanta |
42. Which of the following are admitted by both Orabhakara and Kumarila?
1. Svatahpramanyavada and Pratahapramanyavada
2. Plurality of the individual souls
3. Soul is the substratum of consciousness.
4. Abstention from Karma means abstention from the optional and prohibition from the kinds of Karma.
1. Svatahpramanyavada and Pratahapramanyavada
2. Plurality of the individual souls
3. Soul is the substratum of consciousness.
4. Abstention from Karma means abstention from the optional and prohibition from the kinds of Karma.
43. The Buddhist Doctrine of Pratityasamutpada can be define as
44. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. Samkhya
1. Prasthantraya
b. Yoga
2. Svarga prapti
c. Purva-Mimamsa
3. Asamprajnanta samadhi
d. Vedanta
4. Purusa-prakrti-viveka-jnana
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Samkhya | 1. Prasthantraya |
| b. Yoga | 2. Svarga prapti |
| c. Purva-Mimamsa | 3. Asamprajnanta samadhi |
| d. Vedanta | 4. Purusa-prakrti-viveka-jnana |
45. Knowing the meaning of a word from the behaviour of the elders is known as
46. Jiva is regareded as what according, to Jain's philosophy?
47. According to which school a thing may be 'is' and 'is not' at the same time?
48. Match the following:
List-I
List-II
a. A pot does not exist before destruction
1. Anyonyabhava
b. After destruction
2. Atyantabhava
c. Nor as a cloth
3. Pragabhava
d. Nor as a liquid pot
4. Pradhvamsabhava
| List-I | List-II |
| a. A pot does not exist before destruction | 1. Anyonyabhava |
| b. After destruction | 2. Atyantabhava |
| c. Nor as a cloth | 3. Pragabhava |
| d. Nor as a liquid pot | 4. Pradhvamsabhava |
49. The sequence of the process of bondage and release of jiva, according to Jainism is
50. Who among the following proposed the view of "An effect arises from its cause and is again resolved into it at the movement of its destruction Karankaryavibhagat"?
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