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[1]

  1. Which philosophies are considered 'Nastik' in Indian Philosophy?
  2. In which text is the combination of knowledge, devotion, and action found?
  3. After which incident was the Non-Cooperation Movement withdrawn?

[2]

  1. Discuss the common characteristics of Indian Philosophy.
  2. Discuss the theory of evolution according to Sankhya.
  3. What is 'Abhava' in Vaishesika?

[3]

  1. Clarify the 'Purusharths' as described in Indian Philosophy.
  2. Write two major aims of pragmatic education.
  3. What is the difference between culture and civilization?

[4]

  1. Generally Indian philosophy is described as?
  2. Which aspect of Indian philosophy and religion is concerned with liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth?
  3. What is the total number of Varnas?

[5]

  1. What do you understand by Indian Philosophy?
  2. What are the different schools of Indian Philosophy? Explain in brief.
  3. How many Pramanas are there?

[6]

  1. How many Pramanas are accepted in Indian Philosophy?
  2. What do you understand by a contingent statement form?
  3. Define Logic and explain deduction and induction.

[7]

  1. What is the role of Upanishads in Indian philosophy?
  2. What were the contributions of Dara Shikoh in Indian philosophy?
  3. What is the significance of Mohenjodaro?

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  1. Explain the fundamental characteristics of Indian Philosophy.
  2. Give an account of the religious condition during the Rigvedic Period.
  3. Give a brief description of the theory of incarnation.

[9]

  1. What do you mean by Indian ethos for work-life? Is there any difference between work-life in Indian philosophy and Western philosophy?
  2. Why is Business Ethics important?
  3. Elaborate on 'corporate mission statement.'

[10]

  1. Describe the main features of Indian Philosophy.
  2. Describe the Vedanta thought of Indian Philosophy.
  3. Critically examine the relevance of Buddhist Philosophy of Education in the modern system of education.

[11]

  1. In which philosophy is the concept of 'Niskam Karma-yoga' found?
  2. Which among the following is not related to Geeta?
  3. How can ethics be defined?

[12]

  1. Explain the concept of 'Renunciation in Karma'.
  2. Write the meaning of Sthitaprajna.
  3. Discuss Anekantavada or provide proofs of God's existence.

[13]

  1. Define the essence of Indian philosophy.
  2. Describe the elements of inference according to Indian philosophy.
  3. Define Nishkam Karma and its relevance.

[14]

  1. Discuss the main features of Indian philosophy.
  2. Explain the Four Noble Truths of Buddha.
  3. Elaborate on the concept of 'Nishkam Karma' in the Gita.

[15]

  1. What are the fundamental features of Indian philosophy? Provide an explanation.
  2. What is the meaning of Naiyaayavaad? Explain.
  3. What is the first noble truth in Buddhist philosophy?

[16]

  1. What is the concept of self in Indian philosophy?
  2. Describe the four stages of development.
  3. Describe steps for equality in educational opportunity at primary and secondary levels and mention constitutional provisions.

[17]

  1. Discuss work life in Indian Philosophy.
  2. Explain work life Balance in detail.
  3. Discuss Arguments for and against social responsibility.

[18]

  1. What do you understand by Philosophy? Discuss the relationship between Education and Philosophy. Describe the main characteristics of Indian Philosophy.
  2. Explain the analytical meaning of Education.
  3. Enumerate the main contribution of M.K. Gandhi in Education.

[19]

  1. Who said that death alone is liberation?
  2. Who propounded the theory of Vivartavad?
  3. What is the meaning of Nirjara in Jainism?

[20]

  1. What is the ultimate goal of human life according to Indian philosophy?
  2. What does the inscription of Heliodorus at Besnagar refer to?
  3. Who were Aryabhatta and Varahmihira, and during which period did they live?

[21]

  1. Types of 'Purusharth' according to Indian philosophy?
  2. Concept of 'Great tradition and Little tradition' was given by?
  3. Mandal Commission included how many backward classes?

[22]

  1. Discuss ancient Indian philosophy relating to the protection of the environment.
  2. Comment on the impact of Ozone Layer Depletion on the environment.
  3. Discuss the provisions under the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, for combating environmental pollution.

[23]

  1. Explain environment protection and ancient Indian philosophy relating to environment protection.
  2. Fundamental duties concerning environment under constitution of India.
  3. Write short notes on any two of the following: (i) Polluter Pay Principle (ii) Public Trust Doctrine (iii) Current Environment Problems.

[24]

  1. Indian philosophy and thought has promoted the Entrepreneurship. Explain.
  2. Define Business Planning and discuss its importance. What are the elements of planning?
  3. The economic development of a country depends on the inventions carried on by its scattered entrepreneurial capacities. Explain.

[25]

  1. What do you mean by Indian philosophy of work life?
  2. Discuss the work life in Indian philosophy and also its evolving ethical values.
  3. Explain Indian values for the workplace.

[26]

  1. Indian philosophy and thought have promoted entrepreneurship. Explain the above statement.
  2. Mention other names of corporate social responsibility?
  3. Social accounting is the communication of social and environmental effects of company's economic actions. Discuss in detail.

[27]

  1. Define the work life in Indian Philosophy.
  2. Explain the Gandhiji's Seven Greatest Social sins.
  3. Define the relationship between Ethics and Corporate Excellence.

[28]

  1. Describe the concept of Vedant in Indian philosophy of education.
  2. Explain the educational implications of Dewey's philosophy.
  3. Explain the directive doctrine of philosophy.

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