Test: India & the United Nations - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

Joining one of the two power groups of the world

Building military strength for developing nations

Economic development and independence for small nations

Surrendering independence to big powers

Building military strength

Joining one of the two power groups

Ending the arms race and making weapons of mass destruction non-operative

Surrendering independence to big powers

WHO

UNICEF

UNESCO

UNDP

To surrender their independence to the USA or USSR

To become a part of the two power blocs

To prevent world peace from being threatened

To build military strength

Indian professors have never availed UNESCO fellowships for higher studies in different countries.

Indian professors have availed UNESCO fellowships for higher studies only in India.

Indian professors have availed UNESCO fellowships for higher studies in different countries.

Indian professors have never participated in exchange programmes arranged by UN agencies.

Jawaharlal Nehru

Smt. Vijaylaksami Pandit

Indira Gandhi

Rajendra Prasad

WHO and UNICEF

UNESCO and UNDP

WHO and UNESCO

UNICEF and UNDP

USA, Egypt and Yugoslavia

India, Egypt and Yugoslavia

USA, Germany and USSR

India, Germany and USSR

India is one of the founding members of the United Nations Organization.

India actively participates in the activities and programmes of the Organisation.

India has benefited from a number of programmes organised by various UN agencies.

India's armed forces have never been a part of the UN Forces sent to any country.

Military strength

Political power

Economic development

Territorial expansion