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Which among the following realities are accepted by Samkhya Darsana
A
Jiva & Ajiva
B
Prakriti & Purusha
C
Pritvi & Akasha
D
Dravya & Guna
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Which among the following realities are accepted by Samkhya Darsana
Jiva & Ajiva
Prakriti & Purusha
Pritvi & Akasha
Dravya & Guna
Which one of the following is a Heterodox system
Jainism
Yoga
Purva Mimamsa
Vaiseshika
The founder of Advaita Vedanta is
Jaimini
Sankaracharya
Ramanuja
Madhvacharya
Name the Pramana accepted by Lokayata
Inference
Comparison
Perception
All the above
The sum total of Papa and Punya in the life of man constitute
Ignorance
Desire
Karma Samskara
Karma neeti
Which one among the following is a sect of Jainism
Hinayana
Digambara
Mahayana
Sankalpa
Which among the following is not an Asrama
Grihastya
Vanaprastha
Yuvavastha
Sannyasa
Which among the following is accepted by Charvaka materialism
God
Matter
Soul
Rebirth
Who among the following is the Author of Sarva Darsana Samgraha
Gautama Buddha
Pathanjali
Jaimini
Brihaspati
The founder of Jainism is
Gautama Buddha
Rshabha Deva
Madhvacharya
Sankaracharya.
Who among the following is the proponent of Visishta Advaita
Gautama
Kanada
Sri Sankaracharya
Ramanuja
The author of Mimamsa Sutra is
Gautama
Vatsyana
Iswara Krishna
Jaimini
The way towards self realization according to Bhagavad Gita is
Escape from sorrow
Escape from household duties
Nishkama karma
Swadyaya
Which one of the following elements is not accepted by Charvaka materialism
Earth
Air
water
Ether
Which one among the following is not an atomic structure
Earth
Air
Ether
Water
Which one among the following is not a Noble Truth of Buddha
Dukha Marga
Sarvam Dukham
Dukha Nirodha
Dukha Karana
Which one among the following is a Buddhist sect
Digambara
Mahayana
Swethambara
Avadhuta
Which one among the following is the last step of Ashtanga Yoga
Dhyana
Samadhi
Pranayama
Dharana
Which among the following are Parama Purusharthas according to Indian Philosophy
Dharma & Moksha
Artha & Kama
Both a & b
None of the above
Pranayama is meant for
Controlling desire
Controlling breath
Controlling angry
Controlling sense organs