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NIOS · Class 10 · Indian Culture and Heritage
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The growth of religion and philosophy in ancient India as linked systems of belief, practice, ethics, and truth-seeking
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- The growth of religion and philosophy in ancient India as linked systems of belief, practice, ethics, and truth-seeking
- Meaning of religion
- Relationship between religion and philosophy
- Pre-Vedic and Vedic religion
- Theistic religions
- Folk cults
- Vedic philosophy
- Six schools of Vedic philosophy
- Charvaka school
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