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Suggest any two measures to improve the relations between India and Pakistan.

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Chapter: [3] Contemporary South Asia
Concept: Peace and Cooperation

"The South Asian experience of democracy has expanded the global imagination of democracy.” Justify the statement. 

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Chapter: [3] Contemporary South Asia
Concept: What is South Asia?

Explain any two reasons for the formation of the NITI Aayog in place of the Planning Commission by the Union Government.

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Chapter: [3] Politics of Planned Development
Concept: Introduction of Politics of Planned Development

Evaluate the relationship between India and Pakistan with the help of examples. 

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Chapter: [3] Contemporary South Asia
Concept: India-Pakistan Conflicts

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:

India conducted a series of nuclear tests demonstrating its capacity to use nuclear energy for military purposes. After this, Pakistan also conducted tests. International Community imposed sanctions on both India and Pakistan which were subsequently waived. India opposed the international treaties aimed at non- ‘proliferation.
  1. In which year did India conduct series of nuclear tests?
    1. 1971
    2. 1985
    3. 1992
    4. 1998
  2. Identify the treaty that India refused to sign.
    1. Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
    2. Shimla Agreement
    3. Panchsheel Agreement
    4. Indus waters treaty
  3. In the beginning, India wanted to generate nuclear energy for ______.
    1. peaceful purpose
    2. making atomic bombs
    3. competing with the super powers
    4. ensuring its security
  4. Under whose guidance did India initiate its nuclear programme?
    1. C.V. Raman
    2. Homi J. Bhabha
    3. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
    4. K. Kasturirangan
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Chapter: [4] India's External Relations
Concept: India's Nuclear Policy

The main objective of United Nations is to ______.

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Chapter: [4] International Organizations
Concept: Evolution of the UN

Assertion (A): The United Nations is expected to cope better with the Unipollar World. 

Reason (R): After the disintegration of Soviet Union many new countries joined the United Nations.

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Chapter: [4] International Organizations
Concept: The UN in a Unipolar World

Why did India not sign the nuclear treaties like NPT and CTBT ? Explain any two reasons.

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Chapter: [4] India's External Relations
Concept: India's Nuclear Policy

In the given political outline map of India, four countries/states have been marked as A, B, C and D. Identify these on the basis of the information given below and write their correct names in your answer book along with their respective serial number of the information used and the concerned alphabet as per format that follows: 

  1. The country with which India fought a battle in 1962.
  2. The country with which India has a dispute.
  3. The country which came into existence after the 1971 war.
  4. The Indian state which shares its border with China.
S.No. of the
Information used
Concerned Alphabet
in the map 
Name of the
Countries/States
(i)    
(ii)    
(iii)    
(iv)    

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Chapter: [4] India's External Relations
Concept: Wars and Peace with Pakistan

Explain, any four criteria proposed for new permanent and non-permanent members of the UN Security Council. 

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Chapter: [4] International Organizations
Concept: Reform of Structures and Processes

Explain any two functions of International Labour Organisation (ILO). 

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Chapter: [4] International Organizations
Concept: Rise of New International Actors - New International Economic Organisations, Ngos

Explain any four components of India’s security strategy.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: India’s Security Strategy

Examine the major issues which led to the split of Congress part in 1969.

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Congress Split and Reconstitution

Describe the security challenges faced by the newly independent countries of Asia and Africa after the Second World War.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Concerns of Security and Politics of Disarmament

Highlight the importance of the strategy of 'Non-Congressism' forwarded by Ram Manohar Lohia in the 1967 general election.

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Fourth General Elections, 1967

Why is the Presidential election in 1969 in India considered 'Historical'?

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Split in the Congress

Which one of the following is a concern under Traditional Security?

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Notions: External

Assertion (A): In 1969 the Congress Party faced a split.

Reason (R): Factional rivalry existed between the Congress Syndicate and Indira Gandhi.

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Split in the Congress

Arrange the following in the chronological order:

  1. Appointment of Lal Bahadur Shastri as Prime Minister.
  2. Tashkent Agreement.
  3. The fourth General Elections.
  4. Election of V.V. Giri as the President of India.
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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Political Succession After Nehru

Explain terrorism as a new source of threat to the security with the help of any two examples. 

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: New Sources of Threats
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