Concept:Nyāya syllogism is a five-step argument structure used in Indian logic, not three propositions or terms.
Explanation:The Nyāya syllogism consists of exactly five propositions: Pratijñā (thesis), Hetu (reason), Udāharaṇa (example), Upanaya (application), and Nigamana (conclusion).
It does not have three propositions, five terms, or three propositions with three terms.
Therefore, only the statement claiming five propositions is correct.
Answer:C. Nya̅ya syllogism has five propositions.