India's Foreign Policy

Q. Which of the following is/are the major aims of India’s foreign policy, as listed in Article 51?

1. Promote international peace and security.
2. Discourage import and export with other countries.
3. Maintain just and honourable relations between nations.
4. Foster respect for international laws & international organisations.

Q. Which of the following is not correct about the objectives of India’s foreign policy?

1. The government has to protect Indian citizens even if they reside outside India.
2. India has to compromise on its geographical boundaries to maintain peaceful relations with its neighbours.
3. It is essential to maintain the unity of the country to avoid internal conflicts.
4. Maintaining friendly relations with other countries for peaceful coexistence.

Q. Which article of the Indian Constitution lays down the framework for foreign policy?

1. Article 15
2. Article 21
3. Aricle 43
4. Article 51

Q. Which among the following articles in the Indian Constitution talks about foreign policy?

1. Article 15
2. Article 51
3. Article 12
4. Article 21

Q. Which of the following is not a peace keeping policy of the UN?

1. Use of military forces to establish peace
2. Promotes disarmament
3. Promotes procurement of nuclear weapons
4. Resolving international conflicts

Q. When did the country of Bangladesh come into being?

1. 1971 CE
2. 1964 CE
3. 1950 CE
4. 1947 CE