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Means cause. It denotes fundamental cause of a disease or any effect. The fundamental elements are also called 'karana dravya'. | Means cause. It denotes fundamental cause of a disease or any effect. The fundamental elements are also called 'karana dravya'. | ||
Revision as of 12:33, 13 August 2020
Means cause. It denotes fundamental cause of a disease or any effect. The fundamental elements are also called 'karana dravya'.