Question
Match list ‘A’ with list ‘B’ and choose the correct answer from the codes given below:
List ‘A’
List ‘B’
A. Shiksha
1. Ritual
B. Kalpa
2. Grammar
C. Vyakarana
3. Pronunciation
D. Nirukta
4. Metre
E. Chhanda
5. Astronomy
F. Jyotisha
6. Etymology
Codes: A B C D E F
List ‘A’
List ‘B’
A. Shiksha
1. Ritual
B. Kalpa
2. Grammar
C. Vyakarana
3. Pronunciation
D. Nirukta
4. Metre
E. Chhanda
5. Astronomy
F. Jyotisha
6. Etymology
Codes: A B C D E F
Answer: Option C
Answer: (c)
Vedang is auxiliary to the four Vedas essential for the correct interpretation of the Vedas.
Mundaka Upanisad mentions that there are six Vedanga which is as follows:
Siksha is related to sound, letters, pronunciation, the method of teaching and learning of these basic elements.
Kalpa: Vedic system involves Karmakaanda (system of prescribed acts and rituals).
Vyaakaran / Grammar:- Vyakarana is considered to be a principal part of the six Vedaangas.
Nirukta:- Nirukta is a kind of commentary on Nighantu, which is a collection of difficult words of the Veda.
The composition of the Vedas indicates consummate development of the knowledge of the poetic meter, chhandas.
The sixth Vedaanga relates to Jyotisa - astronomy and astrology. Jyotisa is considered to be the science of light, and it is looked upon as the eyes among the Vedaangas.
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Answer: (c)
Vedang is auxiliary to the four Vedas essential for the correct interpretation of the Vedas.
Mundaka Upanisad mentions that there are six Vedanga which is as follows:
Siksha is related to sound, letters, pronunciation, the method of teaching and learning of these basic elements.
Kalpa: Vedic system involves Karmakaanda (system of prescribed acts and rituals).
Vyaakaran / Grammar:- Vyakarana is considered to be a principal part of the six Vedaangas.
Nirukta:- Nirukta is a kind of commentary on Nighantu, which is a collection of difficult words of the Veda.
The composition of the Vedas indicates consummate development of the knowledge of the poetic meter, chhandas.
The sixth Vedaanga relates to Jyotisa - astronomy and astrology. Jyotisa is considered to be the science of light, and it is looked upon as the eyes among the Vedaangas.
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