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‘Nuclear weapons as deterrence or defense have limited usage against contemporary security threats to states.’ Explain the statement.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Security and Cooperation

Why do you think India is now considered as an important centre of power?

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

Arms Control is an important measure of traditional security as ______.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Security and Cooperation

Assertion (A): Traditional Security accepts confidence building as a means of avoiding violence.

Reason (R): Confidence building is a process in which countries share ideas and information with their rivals.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Security and Cooperation

Assertion (A): The real challenge to Indira Gandhi came not from the opposition but from within her own party.

Reason (R): She had to deal with the ‘Syndicate’, a group of powerful and influential leaders from within Congress.

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

Terrorism refers to ______

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

Arrange the following in chronological order -

  1. Second General Elections.
  2. V.V. Giri was elected as the President of India.
  3. Fourth General Elections.
  4. Congress(R)-CPI alliance won many seats in General Elections.
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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: Fourth General Elections, 1967

Evaluate the balance of power as a significant component of traditional security policy.

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

Explain the notion of traditional security.

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

Suggest any two measures to deal with threats to the traditional security.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Security and Cooperation

Explain the meaning of security and mention its two notions. 

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Non-traditional Notions

Explain any two objectives of terrorism.

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

Highlight any two classic cases of terrorism.

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

Evaluate any three outcomes of the Lok Sabha elections of 1971. 

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: The 1971 Election and Restoration of Congress

Why were the fifth General Elections held one year earlier in 1971 instead of 1972? Explain any two reasons.

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Chapter: [5] Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
Concept: The 1971 Election and Restoration of Congress

______ ensures that rivals do not go to war through misunderstanding or misconception.

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Chapter: [5] Security in Contemporary World
Concept: Traditional Security and Cooperation

Name the political party which came to power at the Centre in 1977.

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Chapter: [6] Crisis of the Democratic Order
Concept: 1977 Elections and the Formation of Janata Party

Evaluate the consequences of declaration of emergency in 1975.

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Chapter: [6] Crisis of the Democratic Order
Concept: Emergency - Context, Constitutional and Extra-constitutional Dimensions, Resistance to Emergency

Analyse India’s stand on any three environmental issues.

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Chapter: [6] Environment and Natural Resources
Concept: India's Stand on Environmental Issues

Examine any six reasons for the imposition of emergency in India in 1975.

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Chapter: [6] Crisis of the Democratic Order
Concept: Emergency - Context, Constitutional and Extra-constitutional Dimensions, Resistance to Emergency
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