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Part ‘A’ : Indian Philosophy1. Nature, Aims, Characteristics, Ethics and Schools of Indian Philosophy, 2. Some Basic Problems : Rta, Karma, Purusharthas—Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha, 3. Karmayoga (Anasakta Karma, 4. Swadharma (Apna Kartavya, 5. Lok Sangraha (Lok Kalyan, 6. Four Noble Truths and Pratitya Samutpada of Buddhism Philosophy, 7. Buddha Philosophy—Doctrine of Momentariness and No-self, 8. Jain Philosophy (i) : Self and No-self, 9. Jain Philosophy (ii) : Anekantavada & Syadvada, 10. Jain Philosophy (iii) : Bondage and Liberation, 11. Nyaya Philosophy, 12. Inference, 13. Comparison and Testimonial, 14. Yoga Philosophy, 15. Sankhya Yoga, 16. Padartha (Vaishesika) Philosophy : Concept of Dravya, 17. Padartha (Vaisheshika) Philosophy : Concept of Attribute (Quality) and Karma, 18. Padartha (Vaisheshika) Philosophy : Samavaya, Vishesha, Samanya and Abhava, 19. Nature of World, 20. Nature of Brahman, 21. Nature of Atman,Part ‘B’ : Western Philosophy 22. Knowledge and Truth—Rationalism, Empiricism and Kant’s Critical Philosophy, 23. The Causal Principle—Nature of Cause, Aristotle’s Theory of Four–Fold Causations, Cause–Effect Relationship, Entailment Regularity and Succession, 24. Nature of Reality—Proofs for the Existence of God, Ontological, Teleological and Cosmological Arguments, 25. Realism and Idealism—Mind–Body Problem (Interactionism),Part ‘C’ : Applied Philosophy26. Applied Philosophy : Environmental Ethics, Professional Ethics, Medical Ethics and Educational Ethicsl High Order Thinking Skill (HOTS)l Board Examination Papers