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Which, among the following, is not included in list of Vedanga (Limbs of Veda)?

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Six Vedangas:
• Shiksha
• Kalpa
• Vyakarana
• Nirukta
• Chhanda
• Jyotisha Remember: Tarka belongs to Indian philosophy, not Vedanga.

Updated On: May 26, 2026

Metre (Chhanda)
Grammar (Vyakarana)
Logic (Tarka)
Astronomy (Jyotisha)

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The Correct Option is C

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