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Abstract: Argumentation is a prevalent aspect of our daily lives, and it also holds significant importance in fields such as philosophy and medical science. This paper aims to explore the process of argumentation, its necessity, and its outcomes. Additionally, it will delve into why philosophical schools engage in argumentation from a specific philosophical perspective. Argumentation can be categorised into three types: v?da, jalpa, and vita?d?. The distinct characteristics of each type of kath? (discourse) will be examined. Within argumentation, the concepts of pak?a (proposition) and pratipak?a (counter-proposition) play vital roles. This paper will not only discuss their roles in the context of philosophy but also explore their relevance in other domains. Overall, this paper seeks to provide insights into the various facets of argumentation, shedding light on its importance and applications in different areas of knowledge.