Concept:'Rit' in Indian culture means the universal natural order that governs cosmic and moral life.
Explanation:In Vedic thought, 'Rit' is described as the fundamental law behind the proper working of nature, morality, and sacrifice.
The Rigveda presents it as a universal order, both cosmic and moral.
Cosmically, it keeps sky and earth firm, causes sunrise, water flow, and cows to yield milk.
Morally, it is the ethical standard that maintains harmony among gods and humans.
Therefore, Rit is not artificial, human-made, or merely social law; it is natural law.
Answer:A. Natural law