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Which of the following statements regarding India's membership in the United Nations (UN) is correct?

• A) India became a member of the UN in 1945 when it was formed.

• B) India joined the UN in 1950, five years after its formation.

• C) India was admitted to the UN in 1947, the year of its independence.

• D) India became a member of the UN in 1949, four years after its formation.

How has India's peace-loving nature influenced its relations with the United Nations (UN)?

• A) India's aggressive stance towards UN resolutions has strengthened its relations.

• B) India's neutral stance in global conflicts has strained its relations with the UN.

• C) India's commitment to peacekeeping and diplomacy has fostered healthy relations with the UN.

• D) India's isolationist policies have led to minimal interaction with the UN.

Which of the following statements best reflects India's attitude towards the ideals of the United Nations (UN)?

• A) India is skeptical of the UN's ideals and principles.

• B) India is indifferent to the ideals promoted by the UN.

• C) India has full faith in the ideals of the UN.

• D) India opposes the core principles advocated by the UN.

How does India engage with agencies like the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)?

• A) India plays a passive role in these agencies, rarely participating in their activities.

• B) India is not involved with agencies like WHO and FAO.

• C) India actively participates in the activities of agencies like WHO and FAO.

• D) India occasionally engages with WHO and FAO but lacks commitment to their initiatives.

Who was the first woman to serve as the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations?

• A) Mother Teresa

• B) Golda Meir

• C) Indira Gandhi

• D) Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit

How has India's international profile been characterized in terms of its approach to peace and non-violence?

• A) India has a low-key presence and avoids involvement in global peace initiatives.

• B) India is known for its aggressive stance and advocacy for military interventions.

• C) India has maintained a high profile as a peace-loving and non-violent nation.

• D) India is primarily associated with promoting conflict and discord on the international stage.

In what ways has India supported the United Nations (UN)?

• A) India has provided military support exclusively.

• B) India has offered only financial aid to the UN.

• C) India has supported the UN both financially and with manpower.

• D) India has not contributed to the UN in any form.

How has India contributed to the United Nations (UN) in terms of expertise?

• A) India has solely focused on benefiting from UN expertise.

• B) India has not shared any expertise with the UN.

• C) India has shared its expertise with other UN member states.

• D) India has limited its expertise sharing to regional organizations, excluding the UN.

How has India shared its expertise with other United Nations (UN) countries?

• A) By providing financial assistance to UN countries.

• B) By sending officials to assist in UN-related work.

• C) By solely focusing on benefiting from UN expertise.

• D) By conducting training programs exclusively for Indian officials.

Which statement accurately describes India's involvement in the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping force?

• A) India has no soldiers deployed in UN peacekeeping missions.

• B) India has a minimal presence of soldiers in UN peacekeeping missions.

• C) India contributes a significant number of soldiers to the UN peacekeeping force.

• D) India solely relies on other countries to provide soldiers for UN peacekeeping missions.