Navya-Nyaya is a school of Indian philosophy that emerged in the 13th century. It focuses on logic and epistemology, emphasizing the importance of reasoning and analysis in understanding reality. This system seeks to clarify concepts and improve the precision of arguments, making it a significant development in the broader Nyaya tradition. The term "Navya" means "new," indicating a reformulation of earlier Nyaya ideas. Key figures in this movement, such as Gangesha Upadhyaya, contributed to its evolution by introducing innovative methods of argumentation. Navya-Nyaya has influenced various fields, including linguistics, metaphysics, and ethics, highlighting its relevance in Indian philosophy.