Question : During the Cold War, India's relationship with the Soviet Union was beneficial for:  
 

Option 1: Gaining military support  
 

Option 2: Joining the Warsaw Pact  
 

Option 3: Aligning with the US  

Option 4: Promoting democracy in the region

Question : The Treaty of Peace, Friendship, and Cooperation between India and the Soviet Union in 1971 was significant because it:  
 

Option 1: Ended the Cold War  
 

Option 2: Marked India's entry into the Warsaw Pact  
 

Option 3: Strengthened India's position in the Non-Aligned Movement  

Option 4: Solidified Indo-Soviet relations during the Cold War  

Question : The Non-Aligned Movement's stance during the Cold War was characterized by:  
 

Option 1: Strong support for the United States  
 

Option 2: An alliance with the Soviet Union  
 

Option 3: Opposition to both superpowers' influence  

Option 4: Neutrality in all international conflicts  

Question : The signing of the Indo-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation in 1971 indicated:  
 

Option 1: India's shift towards alignment with the US  
 

Option 2: India's departure from the Non-Aligned Movement  
 

Option 3: Strengthening of Indo-Soviet relations amidst the Cold War  

Option 4: India's support for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan  

Question : During the Cold War, India adopted a foreign policy of:  
 

Option 1: Alignment with the Soviet Union  
 

Option 2: Non-alignment  
 

Option 3: Alignment with the United States  

Option 4: Isolationism