21. 'Anvitabhidhanavada' theory is realted to
22. The earlier portion of the veda is known as
23. According to Vaisesika, we are able to perceive substance because of
24. According to Nyaya school, we infer the unperceived effect from a perceived cause is known as
25. Which one among the following is not a characteristic of a sad-hetu?
26. Laukika perception means
1. ordinary perception
2. usual way perception
3. extra-ordinary perception
4. unusual way perceptoin
Select the correct answer:
1. ordinary perception
2. usual way perception
3. extra-ordinary perception
4. unusual way perceptoin
Select the correct answer:
27. Knowledge is divided in which of the following?
28. Acording to Carvaka, inference is regarded as
29. Match List I with List II, with reference to Nyaya darsana, and choose the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. 'Tea looks hot'
1. Samanyalaksana Pratyaksa
b. Perceiving all the members of a class
2. Jananalaksana Pratyaksa
c. Perception of all the objects of past, present and future
3. Nirvikalpaksa Pratyaksa
d. Perception of objects unassociated with a name
4. Yogaja Pratyaksa
| List-I | List-II |
| a. 'Tea looks hot' | 1. Samanyalaksana Pratyaksa |
| b. Perceiving all the members of a class | 2. Jananalaksana Pratyaksa |
| c. Perception of all the objects of past, present and future | 3. Nirvikalpaksa Pratyaksa |
| d. Perception of objects unassociated with a name | 4. Yogaja Pratyaksa |
30. Which one among the following is not a nitya dravya?
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