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 | 1 / 32 Fill in the blanks: India's foreign policy can be understood by dividing it into ___ broad phases.
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| 2 / 32 Six
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| 3 / 32 True or False: The Tashkent Agreement of 1965 was aimed at strengthening India's territorial claims over Kashmir.
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| 4 / 32 False. The Tashkent Agreement aimed to restore diplomatic relations between India and Pakistan and withdraw armed forces to pre-war positions.
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| 5 / 32 What was a key outcome of the India-Pakistan war of 1971?
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| 6 / 32 The liberation of Bangladesh, showcasing India's use of hard power.
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| 7 / 32 Fill in the blank: The period from 1991 to 1998 in Indian foreign policy is characterized by a focus on ___ autonomy.
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| 8 / 32 Strategic
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| 9 / 32 Describe the importance of economic strength in India's foreign policy aspirations.
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| 10 / 32 Economic strength shapes India's foreign policy.
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| 11 / 32 True or False: India's adherence to a low-risk foreign policy is likely to yield significant international influence.
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| 12 / 32 False. A low-risk foreign policy tends to produce limited rewards.
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| 13 / 32 What does the concept of 'Multi Alignment' imply in the context of India's foreign policy?
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| 14 / 32 It implies engaging with multiple global players to maximize options and expand diplomatic space.
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| 15 / 32 How did India's nuclear tests in 1974 affect its relationship with the United States?
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| 16 / 32 India faced sanctions from the US and its allies after conducting a peaceful nuclear explosion test, which strained bilateral relations.
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| 17 / 32 Describe the shift in India's foreign policy post-2013.
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| 18 / 32 India shifted to Multi Alignment.
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| 19 / 32 True or False: India's foreign policy has remained static since independence.
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| 20 / 32 False. Indian foreign policy has evolved through several distinct phases influenced by changing global dynamics.
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| 21 / 32 Fill in the blank: The geopolitical flux in the Middle East is exemplified by the crises in ___ and ___.
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| 22 / 32 Syria and Afghanistan
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| 23 / 32 What role does technology play in contemporary geopolitics according to Indian foreign policy discussions?
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| 24 / 32 Technology, connectivity, and trade are now viewed as new notions of power that influence global relations and India's strategic position.
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| 25 / 32 Explain the significance of the Chief of Defence Staff position in India’s foreign policy context.
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| 26 / 32 Chief of Defence Staff enhances military coordination.
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| 27 / 32 True or False: India's participation in humanitarian assistance reflects its foreign policy priorities.
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| 28 / 32 True. India's humanitarian assistance in various countries showcases its capability and responsibility in international relations.
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| 29 / 32 What is the impact of climate change on geopolitics as mentioned in the context of Indian foreign policy?
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| 30 / 32 Climate change is influencing geopolitics by opening new routes, such as the Arctic passage, which alters trade dynamics and strategic considerations.
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| 31 / 32 The transformation of the international order is influenced by the rise of which countries?
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| 32 / 32 The transformation is influenced by the rise of China, India, and the resurgence of old empires like Russia, Iran, and Turkey.
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