India's Strategic Interests In South Asia Amid Taliban Control

The video discusses the impact of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan on Indian interests, including the withdrawal of embassy staff and development projects. It explores the legitimacy of the Taliban, India's influence in Afghanistan, and the potential risks of regional alliances involving Pakistan, China, Russia, and Iran. The video also covers the ongoing India-China border confrontation in Ladakh and Kashmir.

What immediate action did India take following the Taliban takeover?

• Signed a peace treaty

• Withdrew its personnel

• Opened new embassies

• Increased military presence

How does India view the Taliban's legitimacy?

• As a legitimate military force

• As a recognized government

• As a temporary power

• As a fundamentalist power

What is India's strategic advantage in Afghanistan?

• Strong alliances with NATO

• Control over resources

• High esteem among Afghans

• Military bases

What historical alliance did India form during the last Taliban rule?

• With the United States

• With the Northern Alliance

• With the Gulf Cooperation Council

• With the European Union

What precautionary measure did India take regarding its embassy in Afghanistan?

• Evacuated staff

• Increased security

• Closed the embassy permanently

• Moved the embassy to a safer location

Which countries are speculated to form closer ties that could impact India?

• Saudi Arabia and UAE

• United States and UK

• Japan and South Korea

• Pakistan, China, Russia, and Iran

What is the current status of the India-China border confrontation?

• Completely resolved

• Resolved in all areas

• Ongoing with no resolution

• Escalated to war