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What idea does the Buddhist doctrine of Anitya represent?

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Correct answer: Everything is impermanent

The governing Buddhist concept is Anitya, commonly translated as impermanence or non-permanence. It teaches that conditioned things, including bodies, feelings, relationships, institutions, and other worldly experiences, arise and pass away rather than remaining fixed forever. Therefore option B is correct: everything that is conditioned is subject to change. Option A states the direct opposite. Option C is not the meaning of Anitya and belongs to a different claim about political or religious authority. Option D is also unrelated; the doctrine describes the changing nature of existence, not an obligation to accept the Vedas. In Buddhist thought, Anitya is often studied with Dukkha and Anatta, but those related ideas should not replace its precise meaning.

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Ancient Indian HistoryBuddhismAnityaImpermanenceIndian HistoryGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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