alleryHow does the Ṛig Veda describe ṛita?
ACosmic order, harmony
BA village law court
CA kind of ritual fire
DA royal tax on grain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Cosmic order, harmony
Ṛita is the all-pervading cosmic order that stands for harmony and balance in nature and society.
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