India's Foreign Policy

The panchsheel treaty has been signed between________

• India and Nepal

• Indian and Pakistan

• India and China

• India and Sri Lanka

Which article of Indian constitution directs to adopt foreign policy?

• Article 50

• Article 51

• Article 52

• Article 53

Apartheid is________

• An international association

• Energy diplomacy

• A policy of racial discrimination

• None of these

The agreement signed by India and China in 1954 related to_________

• Trade and commerce

• Restoration of normal relations

• Cultural exchange programs

• The five principles of Co-existence

Which is not related to our foreign policy

• World co operation

• World peace

• Racial equality

• Colonialism

Which of the following country is not a founder of NAM?

• Yugoslavia

• Indonesia

• Egypt

• Pakistan

Non - Alliance means

• Being neutral

• Freedom to decide on issues independently

• Demilitarisation

• None of the above

India conducted its first nuclear test at________

• Delhi

• Hyderabad

• Pokhran

• Chennai

______ is the instrument for implementing foreign policy of a state.

• Harmony

• Diplomacy

• Belief

• Co operator

Our tradition and national ethos is to practice_________

• Fighting

• Nuclear weapons

• Disarmament

• Armed forces