Which one of the following pairs does not form part of the six systems of Indian philosophy?

Philosophy

1. Philosophy is made up of two root words Philo and Sophia, here Philo refers to knowledge and Sophia refers to love. Hence, Philosophy is defined as a love for knowledge.
2. In the Indian context, Philosophy is termed as ‘Darshan’ which means to see. Hence, Darshan is an art of seeing the fundamental entity of the universe, its nature, and its utility.
3. Metaphysics and Epistemology are two major areas of philosophical discussion. Metaphysics is the quest for the fundamental entity, whereas Epistemology mainly deals with the nature of knowledge.
4. On analyzing the nature of Western Philosophy, we find that it mainly deals with the answer for curiosity, and in this regard, it takes the help of the Idealist approach, Empiricist Approach, Rationalist Approach, and Logical Positivists Approach.
5. The nature of Indian philosophy is different from Western philosophy as the Indian philosophy mainly stresses Metaphysics. Moreover, Indian philosophy is further classified as Theist and Atheist in terms of their belief in God.
6. Theist school of Indian Philosophy encompasses- Sankhya of Kapil, Nyaya of Gautam, Yoga of Patanjali, Vaishesik of Kanad, Vedanta of Sankaracharya, and Mimansa of  Jaimini.
7. Atheist schools of Indian philosophy mainly comprise the Buddhist Philosophy, Charvak Philosophy, and Jain Philosophy.