Which one of the following is signified by the Udaharana of Anumana (inference) in Indian logic?

The udaharana states a universal rule together with a supporting example.

It expresses the invariable concomitance (vyapti) between the reason and the probandum.

For 'the hill has fire because it smokes' it reads 'wherever smoke, there fire, as in a kitchen'.

The general law is stated and then anchored to a familiar instance.

This pairing of universal rule with an instance is the third member of the Nyaya inference.