Anupalabdhi as pramana – UGC NET Question

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Q: Which of the following statements about anupalabdhi (non-perception) are correct?

(A) Anupalabdhi is accepted by some schools as an independent pramāṇa for knowing absence;
(B) It allows us to cognise that a pot is absent on the floor when we fail to perceive it under suitable conditions;
(C) All schools of Indian philosophy unanimously reject anupalabdhi as redundant;
(D) Anupalabdhi is mainly used to establish the presence of objects, not their absence;
(E) UGC NET Indian logic questions may directly mention anupalabdhi in options;
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