The Journal of the Ganganatha Jha Research Institute February 1947

Thus the determining condition of the inferential coclusion is either the perception of Vyipti as a predicate of the Paksa or the rememberance of VyApti on the percetion of the hetu (the reason) in the Paksa. [...] Thus the Nyaya admits the sensuous perception of the universal and in extra-ordinary perception of All the substrata of the universal ; the 1Viimarhsakas think that the perception of the universal is possible but the extra-ordinary perception of all the substrata of the universal i.e. [...] But in the Nyaya the determining condition of inference is the knowledge of Vyapti (the view of the Navya-Nyaya) or the cognition of the concomitant as characterising the Paksa (the view of the Old School). [...] A detailed critical examination of the prosody style diction grammar and imagery of the Bhagavadgita its comparison with Upanisads and Kautilya's Arthakistra from the linguitic view-point and the contents of the Aftddhydyi of Pänini and of the previous literature not referred to and hinted at therein the history of the Smrti literature of which the Bhdrata Epic including the Bhagavadgita [...] South of the Narmada river the month is `aTtri-ff' while on the north of the river the nomenclature is `41raPite In the month the bright half of the month comes first and it ends with the dark half.