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Class 12 India's External Relations Mock Test (CBSE)
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Topics in India's External Relations
- International context
- The policy of non-alignment
- Nehru's role
- Distance from two camps
- Afro-Asian unity
- Peace and conflict with China
- Wars and peace with Pakistan
- Bangladesh war, 1971
- India's nuclear policy
India's External Relations practice questions with answers
- Q1Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following statements correctly describes Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's primary vision in shaping India's foreign policy?
- (a)He signed a formal military alliance with the Soviet Union to balance American power in Asia.
- (b)He kept India neutral by staying out of world disputes such as the Korean War.
- (c)He sought India's security by joining Western defence pacts such as SEATO and CENTO.
- (d)He championed non-alignment to keep India's freedom of action during the Cold War.
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- Correct option: (d) He championed non-alignment to keep India's freedom of action during the Cold War.+1
Answer: (d) - Q2Multiple choice1 markMaintaining "distance from two camps" by India during the Cold War era primarily implied which of the following?
- (a)Refusing to participate in any international trade agreements or global economic forums.
- (b)Remaining entirely indifferent and neutral on all global moral, political, and humanitarian issues.
- (c)Staying away from military alliances led by the US and the Soviet Union while retaining an independent voice in world affairs.
- (d)Forming a third military superpower bloc to wage defensive wars against both capitalist and communist nations.
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- Correct option: (c)+1
Answer: (c)
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