UG & PG Syllabus

SYLLABUS OF PHILOSOPHY

PHILOSOPHY
Three Years Degree Course
B.A. PART-I
There shall be two papers each carrying 100 marks.
PAPER I : ETHICS
Meaning, nature methods and scope of ethics, its relation to Philosophy, Sociology and
Psychology; Nature and object of Moral Judgment; Institutionalism with special reference
to Bulter; Cyrenaecism Epicureanism and Utilitarianism; Evolutionary Ethics : Spencer,
Stephen and Alexander; Rationalism : Kant; Perfectionism; Ethics of Neitzsche; Marx,
Gandhi and Bhagwat-Gita; Theories of Punishment.
Books Recommended :
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6. Mackenzie, J.S. : Manuals of Ethics
7. Lillie : Introduction to Ethics
(Hindi Trans.)
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SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY :
Definition, nature and scope of Social Philosophy, it relation to Philosophy, Ethics,
Sociology and Political Science, Society : Nature and function; Different theories
regarding origin of society; State : Nature and function, Individual and state; Social Ideas:
Democracy, Socialism, Communism, Fascism, Secularism and Sarvodaya; Social
systems : Marriage and Family; International Relation and Morality.
Books Recommended :
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5. Kaul, R.N. : An Introduction to Social Philosophy.
6. Mackenzie, J.S. : Outlines of Social Philosophy
7. Joshi, N.V. : Social and Political Philosophy.
PAPER II : Philosophy of Religion
1. Religion, Theology and Philosophy of Religion.
2. Nature & Origin of Religious Consciousness.
3. Foundations of Religious belief : Reason, Revelation and Faith.
4. Nature and Attributes of God : and the Absolute.
5. Proof for God's Existence.
6. Various concept of God & relation of God to the World, Theism, pantheism &
Deism.
7. Problem of Evil.
8. Atheism.
9. Immortality of Soul and Freewill.
Books Recommended :
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Books Consultation :
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LOGIC :
1. Logic Definition and its nature
2. Language Use of Language, Definition and informal Fallacies.
3. Deduction Categorical propositions, Categorical Syllogism, Proof of
Validity and Invalidity, Symbolic Logic, Definition and
Scope, Truth- Tables.
4. Induction Enumeration and Analogy, Mill's method of experimental
inquiry, Hypothesis and probability.
Books Prescribed :
1. Gopi Introduction to Logic
2. Pandey & Mishra Tarka Shastra Ka Parichaya (Trans. of Gopi)

B.A. PART-II
There shall be two papers, each carrying 100 marks.
PAPER I : Introduction to Indian Philosophy
Outlines of Charvaka, Jainism and early Buddhism, Nyaya- Vaishesika, Sankhya-Yoga,
Advaita Vedanta & Visistadavaita Vedanta.
Books Recommended :
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2. Hiriyanna, M. : Essentials of Indian Philosophy
PAPER II : WESTERN PHILOSOPHY
Descartes, Spinoza, Leibnitz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume Descartes, Spinoza, Leibnitz,
Berkeley, Hume, Kant.
Books Recommended :
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Books for Consultation :
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2. Thilly : History of Philosophy
B.A. PART-III
There shall be three papers, each carrying 100 marks.
PAPER I : Indian Logic & Epistemology :
1. Nature of Indian Logic : Definition and main characteristics.
2. Nature of Jnana and Prama according to Nyaya, Mimansa, Buddhism and
Vedanta.
3. Pramana and Pramanyavada : Means of valid Knowledge : Pratyaksa and
Anumana ( a detailed truly of Pratyaksa and Anumana according to Nyaya
Sastra) : Sabda : Upamana; Arthapatti; Anuplabdhi; Validity of Knowledge :
Svatah Pramanayavada and Paratahpramanyvada.
4. Different views of Khyativada : Satkhyativada : Anyathakhytivada and
Asatkhyativada; Atmkhyativada; Akhyativada and Anirvacaniyakhyativada.

Books for Consultation :
1. Satish Chandra Vidyabhushan : History of India Logic.
2. Mahamahopadadhyaya Kuppuswami Shastri : A Primer of Indian Logic.
3. Jwala Prasad : History of Indian Epistemology.
PAPER II : Problems of Philosophy :
1. Nature of Philosophy : It's relation to Science & Relation.
2. Conception of substance, attributes and relations-discussion of Realism, Idealism
and Phenomenalism.
3. Space and Time
The Philosophical problems arising in connection with space and time- such as
whether space and time are absolute or infinite or finite, real or unreal etc.
4. Theories of Evolution.
Alexander, Bergson & Loyd Mogan.
5. Theories of Knowledge :
(a) Ratationalism (b) Empiricism and (c) Criticism.
6. Theory of Truth :
(a)Correspondence (b) Coherence (d) Pragmatic Theory.
7. Types of Knowledge : a priori and a posteriori, synthetic and analytic.
8. Problems of self identity and other minds.
Books for Readings :
1. John Hospers : Introduction to Philosophical Analysis (Indian ed. By Allied)
2. A.C. Ewing : The Fundamental Questions of Philosophy.
3. A.J. Ayer : Language, Truth and Logic.
4. Woozeley, A.D. : Theories of Knowledge.
5. A.J. Ayer : Problems of Knowledge.
6. D.F. Pears : Nature of Metaphysics (A Symposium)
7. Patrick : Introduction to Philosophy.
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PAPER III : MAJOR WORLD RELIGIONS :
(A) HINDUISM :
Central concepts of Hinduism : Jiva, God and Brahman, Bondage and Liberation,
Doctrine of Rebirth and Laws of Karma, Purusharthas, varnas and Ashramas.
(B) BUDDHISM :
The Four noble truth, Doctrine of self, bondage and salvation.
(C) ISLAM :
Historical background and basis of Islam.
Concept of God (Allah).
Dignity of man and his sinlessness.
The essential unity of Mankind.
Life hereafter.
Religious duties of Islam.
(D) CHRISTIANITY :
Historical background and basis of Christianity.
Concept of God : Holy Trinity.
Concept of original sin.
The way to salvation.
(E) JAINISM :
Jiva, Bondage and Liberation.
Reading List :
1. Outlines of Hinduism : T.M.P. Mahadevan.
2. Hinduism : Swami Nikhilananda
3. Hinduism and Christianity : Prof. N.K. Devaraj
4. The Religions of the World : Barton
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PHILOSOPHY
M.A. PREVIOUS
PAPER I : History of Indian Philosophy : All the Systems.
Books recommended :
Das Gupta : A History of Indian Philosophy, Vol.
Sharma, C.D. : A Constructive Survey of Upanisadic Philosophy.
Thibaut : Brahmsutra, Vol.1.
Books to be consulted :
Hiriyanna : Outlines of Indian Philosophy.
Radha Krishnan : Indian Philosophy Vols. I & II.
Pandey, R.R. : Man and the Universe (GDK, Delhi)
PAPER II : Western Philosophy.
Plato, Aristotle, St.Thomas Acquinas, Descartes, Leibnitz, Hume, Kant, Hegel & Bradley.
Books recommended :
Flackenberg : History of Modern Philosophy
Burnet : Early Greek Philosophy.
Rassell : History of Western Philosophy
Books to be consulted :
O' connor : A Critical History of Western Philosophy.
Stace : Greek Philosophy.
PAPER III : Ethics.
Traditional Ethics : Utilitarism, Kant, Institutionism and Perfectionism.
Contemporary Ethics : Moore, Ross, Stevenson and Ethics of Sartre.
Books recommended :
Saksena, Lakshmi : Niti Vijnana Ke Mool Siddhanta.
Rogers : A Short history of Ethics.
Binkley : Contemporary Ethical Theories.

Books for consultation :
Broad : Five Types of Ethical Theory
Moore : Principia Ethica.
Kant : Metaphysic of Morals
Stevenson : Ethics and Language
PAPER IV : Symbolic Logic.
Books Prescribed :
Copi, I.M. : Symbolic Logic (Chapters 1 to 6)
Books consultation :
1. Straws on, P.F. : Introduction to Logical Theory.
2. Copi, I.M. : Contemporary Readings in Logical Theory.
3. Copi, I.M. : Readings of Logic.
4. Suppes, P. : Introduction to Logic.
5. Basson and O' Connor : Introduction to Symbolic
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Aesthitics.
Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Schiller, Hegel and Croce. Indian Aesthetics.
Books recommended :
Glibert, K.E. and Kuhn : History of Aesthetics
Gnoli, R. : Asthetic Experience Acc. to Abhinava Gupta
Carrit : Theory of Beauty.

PHILOSOPHY
M.A. FINAL
There shall be four papers a Viva-Voce test, each carrying 100 marks.
PAPER I : Contemporary Western Philosophy.
Main trends of Contemporary Western Philosophy :
Realism and Neo-Realism, Neo-Realism, Moore : The Philosophy of common
sense, Refutation of Idealism, Theory of Relations; Russell : Theory of knowledge,
Logical Atomism, Neutral, Monism.
Logical Positivism and Analysis; Elemination of Metaphysics, Nature and function
of Philosophy. Wittgenstein's concept of Philosophy, Picture theory, Existentialism :
General features, Kierkegaard : Meaning of Christianity, Existential dialectic. Truth as
subjectivity. Jaspers : The Concept of Philosophy, Encompassing and Transcendence.
Sartre : Existentialism as Humanism, Being in-itself and Being for-itself, Nothingness and
Freedom, Bad Faith, Phenomenology : Its meaning and aims, Epoche and Reduction,
Intentionality of Consciousness, Pragmatism : General features, concept of Truth with
special reference to James.
Books recommended :
1. Urmson : Philosophical Analysis.
2. Thevenaz : What is phenomenology.
3. Collins : The Existentialists
4. Moore : Essay on Refutation of Idealism and External & Internal
Relations.
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Books to be consulted :
1. Datta, D.M. : Chief Currents of Contemporary Philosophy.
2. Russell, B. : Human Knowledge.
3. Ayer, A.J. : Language, Truth and Logic.

4. Passmore : A hundred Years of Philosophy
5. Sartre : Existentialism and Humanism.
6. Hocking : Types of Philosophy.
7. Mishra, Sabhajit : The Anguished Freedom.
PAPER II : Modern Indian Thought.
General features of Modern Indian Thought, Tagore : Reality and God, proofs for
God's existence, Creation, Doctrine of Maya, Nature of Man, Nature of Religion, Gandhi :
Truth and God, Ahinsa and Satyagrah, Concept of Religion, Doctrin of Trustiship.
Sri Aurobindo : Sachchidananda, The supermind, Nature of Ignorance, Evolution, The
Gnostic Being, The Divine life and Purna Yoga ; K.C. Bhattacharya: Concept of
Philosophy, Philosophy and Science, Subject as Freedom. Alternative forms of the
Absolute; S. Radhakrishnan : Nature of the ultimate Reality, Absolute and God, World,
The nature of Soul, Religious experience, Different ways of knowing; M.N. Roy: Nature
and functions of philosophy, rejection of Metaphysics, Concept of man, Man's relation to
world, Radical humanism, Coomaraswamy : Concept of Philosophy.
Books recommended :
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Sri Aurobindo : Life Divine : Vol. 1
Bhattacharya K.C. : (a) Alternative forms of the Absolute.
(b) Subject as Freedom,
Radha Krishnan, S. : An Idealist view of Life,
Tagore, R.N. : Religion of Man
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PAPER III & IV : Any two of the following :-
1. Philosophy of Shankaracharya.
Sources of Vedanta , Pre-Badaryana authors of the Brahama Sutras and their
Philosophical Problems, Philosophy of the Badarayana Sutras; Pre-Sankara Vedantins
and their views, Sankara, his life and works, Adhyasa Bhasya, Catuhsutri Bhasya,
Anandamayadibhasya , Tarkapada, Problem of self, world, doctrine of Maya and God,
Sankara and Badarayana, Sankara as Crypto Buddhist.
Books prescribed :
Sankara's Commentary on the Brahmasutras.(Sutras 1 to 4 and Tarkapada)

Books for consultation :Thibaut :Sankara Bhasya (Trans.)
Das Gupta : The System of Vedanta.
Radha Krishnan : Vedanta According to Sankara and Ramanuja.
Or
2. Sri Aurobindo.
The Human Aspiration, the methods of vedantic knowledge, Reality and Integral
knowledge, The two Negations : The materialist denial, the refusal of the Ascetic, The
nature of Reality: Sachichadananda ; The Pure Existent, Consciousness- Force, Delight
of existence-- the problem, the solution, Nature of creation: the world-process; Descent
or Involution, Ascent or Evolution; The ascending series of substance: the sevenfold
chord of Being, Nature of Man: the double soul in Man, Philosophy of Rebirth and the
law of Karma; Ignorance : Its nature and origin, the sevenfold ignorance; The supermind
: the triple status of supermind, the triple transformation, The Gnostic Being (The
Supermind), Integral Yoga , The Divine Life.
Books recommended :
The life Divine
: Book one, Book two , Part I & III
The synthesis of Yoga : Introduction.
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3. Kant.
Books Prescribed :
Kant : Critique of Pure Reason ( A bridged Edition,Trans.By N.K. Smith)
Kant : Critique of Practical Reason-Concepts of Duty and Categorical Imperative.
Kant : Critique of Judgement-Concepts of Beautiful and Sublime.
Books consultation :
Weldon : Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.
Paton : Kant's Metaphisic of Experience.
Strawson : Bounds of Sense.
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4. Philosophy of Bradely.
Books Prescribed :
Bradely : Appearance and Reality.

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Trivedi, M.M. : An Advaitic Appraisal of the Philosophy of F.H. Bradley.
Books recommended :
Halder : Neo-Hegelianism Essay on Truth and Reality.
Wolheim : Bardley
Or
5. Ramanujacharya.
Books Prescribed :
Ramanuja's commentary of the Brahmasutras (First four sutras only).
Books to be consulted :
Ayyanger : Translation of Vedanta Sar.
Plot, G.C. : Ramanuja as Pantheist.
Radha Krishnan : Vedanta According to Sankara and Ramanuja
Or
6. Mahayana Buddhism .
Books Prescribed :
(i) Mydhyamika Karika of Nagarjuna (Chapter 1, 24, 25) with the
commentary of Chandrakirti.
(ii) Vijnapti-Matratasiddhihi of Vasubandhu with Commentaries.
(iii) Tika of Sthirmati.
7. Plato : Dialogues (Jowett.)
The Republic, Symposium, Protagoras, Phaedo and Paramenides.
Or
8. Marx :
Books Prescribed :
Marx : Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts ( Trans and edited
by T.B. Bottomore).
Lindsey, K. : K. Kari- Marx.
Or
9. Philosophy of Religion.
1. Religion : Nature, Scope and Methods of Religion.
2. Religion and Allied Disciplines : Theory Philosophy, Science.

3. Theories of the Origin of Religion : Anthropological, Psychological, Sociological
and Metaphysical.
4. Religious Consciousness : Type of Consciousness.
Nature and object of Religious Consciousness.
5.Concept of God : Different Conceptions of God.
6. God, World and Individual : Relation of God to the world --- Relation of
God to Man.
7. God and Evil --- Nature and Kinds of Evil, Theories of the Origin of Evil,
reality of Evil.
8. God and Freewill : Religious Conception of Free-will, Law of karma --
Fatalism.
9. Immortality of the Soul : Man's Desire for Immortality, Arguments for the
Immortality of the Soul, Religious Background of Immortality.
10. Symbolism in Religion : Nature of Symbolism, Meaning of Symbolism,
Role of Symbolism in religion.
Books Prescribed :
1. Sharma, L.N. : Dharma Darshan.
2. John Hick : Philosophy of Religion
Books for Consultation :
1. Miall Edward : The Philosophy of Religion.
2. Gailoway : The Philosophy of Religion.
3. Rudolf Otto : The Idea of the Holy.
4. Henry Bergson : Two Sources of Morality and Religion
5. Radhakrishnan, S. : The Reign of Religion in Contemporary Philosophy.
Or
10. Comparative of Religion.
1. Comparative Religion- Its purpose, significance and relevance.
2. Hinduism with reference to its important phases and their central concepts
of bondage, salvation and relevant moral values, concept of God, self and
the world.
3. Buddhism, with reference to its important phases and their respective
concepts of self and the world, bondage, salivation and relevant ethical
discipline.
4. Jainism with reference to its concepts of self, world, bondage, salvation
and the allied concept of mahavarats.

5. Christianity Concept of God, Trimity, Original sign, atonement, faith, grace
salvation and relevant moral values.
6. Islam, Concept of God, dignity of man, his sinless ness; the essential unity
of mankind, life hereafter; and the ethico-religious basis of its faith.
7. Taoism, Concept of the Tao; Moral and practical teachings of Taoism.
8. Natural of mystical experience in the various religious prescribed.
Books recommended :
1. Deoraja, N.K. : Hinduism and Christianity,
2. Radhakrishnan, S. : Eastern Religion and Western Thought.
3. Text of Taoism : (trans. by James Legge) Part I (Introduction).
4. Spencer, Sidney : Mysticism in World Religion.
5. James E.O. : Comparative Religion.
Books for Consultation :
1. Eliot : Hinduism and Buddhism.
2. Bhattacharya : Foundations of Living Faith.
3. Chatterji, P.B. : Comparative Religion.
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DIPLOMA IN INDIAN PHILOSOPHY AND YOGA
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1. Essentials of Indian Philosophy : Hiriyanna.
2. Yoga as philosophy and Religion : Dasgupta.
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1. Spiritual Heritage of India by S. Prabhvanada.
2. History of Indian Philosophy Vol. 1 by Dasgupta,S.N.
3. Indian Philosophy Vol. I & II by Dr. Radhakrishnan,S.
4. Gyana- Yoga Swami Vivekanand
5. Raja- Yoga Swami Vivekanand
6. Karma- Yoga Swami Vivekanand
7. Bhakti- Yoga Swami Vivekanand
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6- ijh{kk 'kqYd & :0 500
f'k{k.k 'kqYd & :0 50-00 izfrekgA
7- foÙk O;oLFkk %& bl dsUnz dk cSad esa vyx [kkrk gksxk] ftldk lapkyu foÙk
vf/kdkjh rFkk v/;{k] n'kZu foHkkx ds la;qä gLrk{kj ls gksxkA v/;;u dsUnz viuk
okf"kZd ctV fo'ofo|ky; dks izLrqr djsxkA vU; foHkkxksa dh Hkkafr bl dsUnz dks Hkh
fo'ofo|ky; ls vuqnku miyC/k gksxkA
ftu fcUnqvksa dk bl fu;ekoyh esa lekos'k ugha gS] muds lEcU/k esa
fo'ofo|ky; ds fu;e ykxw gksaxs] tc rd fd dsUnz Lo;a vius fu;e ugha cuk ysrkA
;ksx v/;;u ,oa vH;kl dsUnz
;ksx fMIyksek ikB~;Øe
Hkkx ^v* lS)kfUrd oxZ ¼fFk;jh xzqi½
izFke iz'u&i=& 50 vad
1- ;ksx izf'k{k.k ;ksx dh vo/kkj.kk vFkZ] ifjHkk"kk,¡ ,oa ;ksx dh ,sfrgkfld
ijEijk
2- ;ksx ds vk/kkj xzUFk ikratfy ;ksx&lw= ,oa gB ;ksx iznhfidk] ksjaM lafgrkA
3- ;ksx ds izdkj gB;ksx] jkt;ksx] HkfDr;ksx] Kku ;ksx] deZ;ksx] dq.Mfyuh;ksx]
ea=;ksx ,oa mudk leUo;A
4- ;ksx dh foHkwfr;k¡ ;ksx ds vf/kdkjh] miyfC/k;k¡] izkIr foHkwfr;k¡] muds y{k.k]
voLFkk,¡A
5- ;ksx ,oa n'kZu'kkL= thokRek] l`f"V&izfØ;k] iap Dys'k] fpÙk dh o`fÙk;k¡] vH;kl ,oa
oSjkX;A

6- vk/kqfud ;ksxh Lokeh foosdkuUn] Lokeh f'kokuUn] Lokeh lR;kuUn] Jh vjfoUnA
f}rh; iz'u&i=& 50 vad
1- ;ksx ,oa LokLF; thou esa ;ksx dk egÙo] LokF; ds fl)kUr] vklu vkSj O;k;ke
esa vUrjA
2- ;ksxkH;kl izkjfEHkd rS;kjh] lko/kkfu;k¡ ,oa fu;e] vklu ls ykHk] vklu ds
izdkj ,oa ifjHkk"kkA
3- izk.kk;ke izk.k] izk.k&Hksn] lko/kkfu;k¡] fu;e] fofHkUu 'kkL=ksa essa of.kZr
i)fr;k¡ ,oa ykHkA
4- ca/k&eqnzk fofHkUu ;ksx&xzUFkksa esa of.kZr ca/k ,oa eqnzkvksa dh fof/k;k¡ ,oa
muds ykHkA
5- 'kqf)&fØ;k "kV~deZ] fof/k ,oa mi;ksfxrkA
6- 'kjhj&foKku lajpuk] fofHkUu laLFkku ,oa mudh dk;Z&iz.kkyh ij ;ksx dk
izHkkoA
7- pØ&Hksnu ukfM+;k¡] pØ] dq.Mfyuh] ukn o Lojksn; ds izHkkoA
8- lw;Z&ueLdkj lw;Z&ueLdkj ds lHkh ea=] 'okl fof/k ,oa mi;ksfxrkA
ikB~;&iqLrdsa
1- ikratfy ;ksxlw=
2- Hkxor~xhrk ¼p;fur va'k½
3- pjd lafgrk
4- gB;ksx iznhfidk
5- f'ko lafgrk
6- xksj{k lafgrk
7- vklu izk.kk;ke] eqnzk]cU/k ¼Lokeh lR;kuUn ljLorh½
8- /;ku&;ksx ¼f'kokuUn½
Hkkx&^c* (i) ;ksx vH;kl vad& 100
1- "kV~deZ usfr] /kkSfr] ukSfy =kVd ,oa diky HkkfrA
2- lw;Z ueLdkj

3- vklu ksj.M lafgrk ds vk/kkj ij eq[; 32 vklu] fl)klu] in~eklu]
otzklu] eqDrklu] xqIrklu] LokfLrddklu] flag vklu]
xkseq[kklu] v)Z eRL;sUnzklu] e;wjklu] e.Mwdklu] mÙkku
vklu] dwekZlu] dqDdqVklu] 'kh"kkZlu] lok±xklu] gyklu]
Hkqyaxklu] edjklu~] 'kyHkklu] pØklu vkfnA
4- ukM+h 'kks/ku izk.kk;ke lw;Z&Hksnu] 'khryh] 'khrdkjh] HkfL=dk] mTtkbZ] HkzkejhA
5- eqnzk ,oa ca/k foijhr] egkos/k] egkcU/k] ek.Mwdh] [kspjh] Hkq/kjh] 'kkEHkoh]
Kku&eqnzk] fpUeqnzkA
6- /;ku ;ksxfunzk] vtik] tki] vUr%ekSu] fpnkdk'k /kkj.kkA
Hkkx&^c* (ii) vad& 50
ekSf[kdh ¼okbok okslh½