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This set of Indian Foreign Policy Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Indian Foreign Policy Unit 1 Set 1
Q1 | “Foreign Policy is the substance of foreign relations”. Who said this?
- George Modelski
- JR Childs
- Schleider
- Norman Hill
Q2 | “Foreign Policies are synthesis of the ends national interest) and means power andcapabilities) of nation-state”. Who said this?
- Hartman
- Hugh Gibson
- Padelford and Lincoln
- Couloumbis and Wolfe
Q3 | “Foreign Policy is a systematic statement of deliberately selected national interests”. Whosaid this
- Hartman
- Holstei
- Mohinder Kumar
- Cecil V Crabb
Q4 | Who is the chief architect of Indian Foreign Policy?
- Motilal Nehru
- BR Ambedkar
- Jawaharlal Nehru
- Rejendra Prasad
Q5 | Which article related to the objective Indian Foreign Policy?
- Article 51
- Article 55
- Article 61
- Article 65
Q6 | The main aim of India’s foreign policy is
- To secure her national interest
- To become more powerful country
- To be the permanent member of UN Security Council
- To promote international peace and security
Q7 | Article 51 of Indian Constitution is under the
- Fundamental Rights
- Fundamental Duties
- Directive Principles of State Policy
- Part V- Union Government
Q8 | India supported the liberation movement in
- Latin America
- Afro-Asian Countries
- Eurasia Countries
- Middle East Counties
Q9 | India supports the
- Colonialism
- Racialism
- Arms Race
- Non-alignment
Q10 | India had diplomatic relations with South Africa in 1954, the main reason was
- To promote Non-Aligned Movement
- To promote peace and security
- To protest against the policy of apartheid.
- To protest arm race
Q11 | India strongly criticized the policy of apartheid in South Africa, which means
- the policy of racial discrimination
- the policy of Colonialism
- the policy of Imperialism
- the policy of neo-colonialism
Q12 | The main reason why India supports Non-Alignment is
- To promote third world countries
- To support the liberation movement in Afro-Asian Countries
- To maintain friendly relations with all countries
- To build up the third bloc during the cold war.
Q13 | The term Panchsheel was embodied in the Indo-China Treaty on its
- Section –IV
- Preamble
- Section – V
- Section VI
Q14 | Panchsheel was signed in
- 1955
- 1954
- 1953
- 1952
Q15 | Panchsheel was signed by
- Indira Gandhi and Hua Guofeng
- Charan Singh Zhao Ziyang
- Lal bahadur Shastri and Li Peng
- Jawaharlal Nehru and Chou-En-Lai
Q16 | India’ Foreign Policy support the non-alignment but India has always a special biastowards the
- Eurasia
- Afro-Asian
- Commonwealth Countries
- Latin American
Q17 | When did India accept the British Crown as the head of the Commonwealth
- 1949
- 1951
- 1947
- 1954
Q18 | India hosted the Commonwealth Summit in
- 1977
- 1979
- 1981
- 1983
Q19 | Who was the Indian President of UN General Assembly
- Amartya Sen
- Jagjit Singh
- Vijay Lakshmi Pandit
- CV Rahman
Q20 | How many times India became the non-permanent UN Security Council Member
- 5 times
- 7 times
- 9 times
- 11 times
Q21 | India hosted the six-nation summit in 1985 to
- Promote the Afro-Asian Countries economically
- Fight back the global warming
- Made a proposal for arms control
- Made a proposal for nuclear disarmament
Q22 | India tried to work closely with P-5 countries, the P-5 countries are
- USA, EU, Japan, Russia, China
- USA, UK, France, Russia, China
- USA, EU, France, Russia, China
- USA, UK, Germany, Russia, China
Q23 | India tries to strengthen ties with the GCC, the GCC stands for
- Gulf Cooperation Council
- Gulf Cooperation Committee
- Group of Commonwealth Countries
- Group of Commonwealth Council
Q24 | The full form of BIMSTEC is
- Bhutan, India, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Thailand, England Council
- Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Ecuador Council
- Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Co-operation
- Bay of Bengal Initiative for Modern Sectoral Technology and Economic Cooperation
Q25 | Full form of BRICS is
- Britain, Russia, India, China, South Africa
- Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa
- Brazil, Russia, India, Canada, Sri Lanka
- Britain, Russia, India, Cambodia, Saudi Arabia