Political Science · Indian Political Thought
Read statement (i) and statement (ii) and choose the correct option: Statement (i): Non-violence is an inseparable part of Buddha's principles of practical and actionable morality. Statement (ii): In the Arthashastra, diplomacy and statecraft are given such prominence that politics dominates over morality; on the contrary, in Buddhist thought, politics is consistently placed under the control of morality.
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- 1Statement (i) is true, but statement (ii) is false.
- 2Both statement (i) and statement (ii) are true.✓
- 3Both statement (i) and statement (ii) are false.
- 4Statement (i) is false, but statement (ii) is true.
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Both statement (i) and statement (ii) are true.
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