Inference (anumana) in Indian Logic is rooted in:

1.	Inference (anumana) in Indian Logic is rooted in:
A.	variable relation between minor term and major term
B.	invariable relation between middle term and minor term
C.	variable concomitance between middle term and major term
D.	invariable concomitance between middle term and major term
Answer» E.

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