CBSE Class 12 KTPI Sample Paper 2019 Solved

CBSE Class 12 KTPI Sample Paper 2019 Solved. CBSE issues sample papers every year for students for class 12 board exams. Students should solve the CBSE issued sample papers to understand the pattern of the question paper which will come in class 12 board exams this year. The sample papers have been provided with marking scheme. It’s always recommended to practice as many CBSE sample papers as possible before the board examinations. Sample papers should be always practiced in examination condition at home or school and the student should show the answers to teachers for checking or compare with the answers provided. Students can download the sample papers in pdf format free and score better marks in examinations. Refer to other links too for latest sample papers.

In Ṛgveda, we come across the idea of an all-pervading cosmic order (ṛta) which stands for harmony and balance in nature and in human society. … The concept of ṛta gave rise to the idea of dharma. The term dharma here does not mean mere religion; it stands for duty, obligation and righteousness. It is a whole way of life in which ethical values are considered supreme and everyone is expected to perform his or her duty according to his or her social position and station in life. In Buddhism, for ethics the word dhamma is used, which is the Pāli equivalent of the Sanskrit word dharma. …

In the Hindu way of life, every individual is expected to perform his or her duty appropriate to his or her caste (varṇa) and stage of life (āśrama). This division of one‟s life into the four āśramas and their respective dharmas, in principle, provides fulfilment to the person in his social, moral and spiritual aspects, that would lead to harmony and balance in the society. The four āśramas are: (1) brahmacarya, stage of studentship; (2) gṛhastha, stage of the householder; (3) vanaprastha, life in the forest; and saṁnyāsa, renunciation.

Apart from āśrama, the concept of four ends of life (puruṣārthas) is also very important. These four ends of life are the goals which are desirable in them and also needed for fulfilment of human aspirations. These are (1) righteousness (dharma); (2) material well-being (artha); (3) fulfilment of desires (kāma); and (4) liberation from all worldly ties (mokṣa). The fulfilment of all of these four ends of life is important for man. In this classification, dharma and mokṣa are most important from the ethical point of view. They give right direction and purpose to human life. For instance, acquiring wealth (artha) is a desirable objective, provided however it is in conformity with dharma, that is, the welfare of the society.

In the Bhagavad-Gītā, selfless action (niśkāma karma) is advocated. It is an action which is required to be performed without consideration of personal consequences. It is an altruistic action aimed at the well-being of others rather than for oneself. In Hinduism this doctrine is known as karma yoga.

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