LIST-I LIST-II A. Agnostic I. Vāsupūjya B. Ignorance II. Nagarjuna C. Tirthankar III. Sanjayvelatthiputta D. Emptiness IV. Cause of suffering
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Match LIST-I LIST-II Concepts
This section matches terms from LIST-I with relevant concepts or figures from LIST-II.
A. Agnostic & III. Sanjayvelatthiputta
Agnostic refers to someone uncertain about the existence of deities. Sanjayvelatthiputta was a skeptic philosopher, fitting this description.
B. Ignorance & IV. Cause of suffering
In Indian philosophies, especially Buddhism, ignorance (avidyā) is considered the primary cause of suffering.
C. Tirthankar & I. Vāsupūjya
A Tirthankar is a spiritual guide in Jainism. Vāsupūjya is identified as the 12th Tirthankar.
D. Emptiness & II. Nagarjuna
Emptiness (śūnyatā) is a central Mahayana Buddhist concept, extensively explained by the philosopher Nagarjuna.
Derive Correct Matching Pair
The correct pairings are:
- A - III (Agnostic - Sanjayvelatthiputta)
- B - IV (Ignorance - Cause of suffering)
- C - I (Tirthankar - Vāsupūjya)
- D - II (Emptiness - Nagarjuna)
Select Final Answer Option
The combination A-III, B-IV, C-I, D-II accurately matches LIST-I with LIST-II.
This corresponds to Option B.
Important Questions from Religious and Philosophical Ideas
Who among the following wrote the basic text of Vaisheshika philosophy?
Which of the following Puranas included Buddha in the list of Avataras of Vishnu?
(a) Agni
(b) Bhagavata
(c) Matsya
(d) Vayu
Choose the correct option:
From among the following Enlightenment philosophers, who did not belong to this group?
Who said, "The only hope of India is from the masses. The upper classes are physically and morally dead"?
Which one the following was not a member belonging to the pre-Maxrian Socialist group?
