Indian Navy + Indian Coast Guard

Q. Indian Coast Guard was established in _____________.

1. 1978

Q. Match the following naval commands with the location of their headquarters.

1. Cochin
2. Visakhapatnam
3. Mumbai

Q. Which paramilitary force in India has the responsibility of protecting the coastline?

1. Army
2. BSF
3. Coast Guard
4. NCC

Q. What is the head of the Indian Navy called?

1. Air Chief Marshal
2. Admiral
3. General
4. Supreme Naval Commander

Q. In which city the Eastern Naval Command is headquartered?

1. Visakhapatnam
2. Chennai
3. Kochi
4. Mumbai

Q. The Western and the Eastern Naval Commands arecommands. The Southern Command is theCommand.

1. Operational
2. Training
3. Warfare
4. Industrial

Q. The Indian security system primarily consists of three wings of armed forces which function under Ministry of Defence, i.e., X, Y, and Z.

• The 'X' is responsible for protecting India's geographical borders.
• The 'Y' has to protect India's coastline.
• The 'Z' guards India's air space.

Identify X, Y, and Z.

1. X - Indian Navy, Y - ITBP, Z - Indian Air Force
2. X - Indian Air Forcex, Y - Indian Navy, Z - BSF
3. X - Indian Army, Y - Indian Navy, Z - Indian Air Force
4. X - Indian Air Force, Y - CRPF, Z - Indian Navy

Q. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> What does the Indian Navy safeguards?

1. The Coastlines
2. The Deep Seas
3. The Land Borders
4. The Indian Airspace

Q. Which of the following is engaged in the protection of India's maritime borders?

1. BSF
2. Coast Guard
3. RAF
4. Home Guards

Q. A person 'X' has been trying to move illegally from Sri Lanka to India through waterways to engage in illegal sea trade and smuggling. Which of the following Indian security forces is most likely to intercept his movement first?

1. Border Security Force
2. Central Reserve Police Force
3. Indian Coast Guard
4. Indo-Tibetan Border Police