
In this Part-27:
How an inference is constructed and what are the parts that constitute an inference are explained; when an inference qualified as producing certainty in knowledge and when the inference fails are explained.
The opponent's inference to prove that Vedās are authored is explained with another simple example of a new born and an adult both eating Sambar rice, for better understanding.
Further, what is the defect in the opponent's inference and the counter inference produced by Madhva Siddhānta to prove the eternity of Vedās are explained.
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Vedas