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‘Reforming the UN means restructuring of the Security Council’. Justify this statement with suitable arguments.

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

Which one of the following Chinese leaders was accompanied by Dalai Lama during the visit to India in 1956?

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Chapter: [4] India's External Relations
Concept: Peace and Conflict with China

What is the meant by ‘disarmament’?

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

Who was the founder of Bhartiya Jana Sangh?

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Political Succession After Nehru

Highlight any two threats to a country’s security as per the traditional notion of security.

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

What is Human Rights Watch? Describe its main contribution to the field of human right.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Issues of Human Rights and Migration

The value of the ruble declined dramatically. The rate of inflation was so high that people lost all their savings. The collective farm system disintegrated leaving people without food security, and the government started to import food. The old trading structure broke down with no alternative in its place. The old system of social welfare was systematically destroyed. The withdrawal of government subsidies pushed large sections of the people into poverty.

  1. What is meant by subsidy?
  2. How did the disintegration of collective farm system lead to the loss of food security?
  3. This passage is associated to which country? Why did the government start importing food?
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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Non-traditional Or Human Security - Global Poverty, Health and Education

Who were Dalit Panthers? Describe their main activities.

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Congress Victory in 1971 Elections

Distinguish between the internal and external notion of traditional security.

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

Give any three suitable arguments to support India's candidature for the permanent membership of the U.N. Security Council.

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

How is balance of power a component of traditional security?

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

What is human security?

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Non-traditional Or Human Security - Global Poverty, Health and Education

The results of which elections were called ‘Political Earthquake’?

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Non-congressism and Electoral Upset of 1967

How many member countries have got Veto power in the U.N. Security Council and why?

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

How is global poverty a source of insecurity? Explain.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Non-traditional Or Human Security - Global Poverty, Health and Education

Give any two arguments in favour of reservation for the SCs, STs and Ks in higher education institutions in India

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Non-traditional Or Human Security - Global Poverty, Health and Education
  Column 'A'   Column 'B'
a Acharya Narendra Dev 1 Bharatiya Jana Sangh
b A. K. Gopalan 2 Indian National Congress
c Rafi Ahmed Kidwai 3 Praja Socialist Party
d Deen Dayal Upadhyaya 4 Communist Party of India (M)
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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Congress Victory in 1971 Elections

"1960s were labelled as the 'dangerous decade'." Explain with the help of any four arguments.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Issues of Human Rights and Migration

Examine the factors which helped in the restoration of the Congress Party after its split in 1969.

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

In the given political outline map of India, six states have been indicated by A,B,C,D,E and F. Identify them with the help of the information given below and write their correct names in your answer book along with their respective Serial No. and the alphabet concerned as per the following table:-

Sr. No. Alphabet Name of the State
     
     
     

i. Two states where the Congress party got majority and formed the government.

ii. Two states where the breakaway Congress legislators played an important role in installing non-congress governments.

iii. A states where Congress party did not get majority but formed the government with the help of other parties

iv. The state where 'Popular United Front' came into power.

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Non-congressism and Electoral Upset of 1967
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