Introduction To Systems of Indian Philosophy Assamese Medium For Gauhati University Students By Rita Bora, Dr. Jayda Begum, and Chabana Yachmin

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Introduction To Systems of Indian Philosophy Assamese Medium For Gauhati University Students By Rita Bora, Dr. Jayda Begum, and Chabana Yachmin

Introduction to Systems of Indian Philosophy (Assamese Medium) by Rita Bora, Dr. Jayda Begum, and Chabana Yachmin is a comprehensive and insightful textbook crafted especially for Gauhati University students studying Philosophy at the undergraduate level. This book provides a foundational understanding of the rich and diverse philosophical traditions of India in a simple, accessible Assamese language.

The book systematically introduces the Āstika (orthodox) and Nāstika (heterodox) schools of Indian philosophy, including Nyāya, Vaiśeṣika, Sāṅkhya, Yoga, Mīmāṁsā, Vedānta, Cārvāka, Jainism, and Buddhism. Each system is explained with clarity—covering its origin, key doctrines, major philosophers, and contribution to Indian philosophical thought. The content is aligned with the latest Gauhati University syllabus, making it ideal for classroom learning as well as exam preparation.

Key Features:

• Follows the prescribed curriculum of Gauhati University

• Written in lucid Assamese for easy understanding

• Concept-wise explanations with definitions and examples

• Includes summaries, important questions, and exam-oriented content

• Helps students develop analytical thinking rooted in Indian intellectual traditions

This book is a valuable academic resource for students beginning their journey into philosophy, offering both theoretical depth and contextual clarity about the Indian philosophical heritage.