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 : Which event in 1919 marked a turning point in Mahatma Gandhi's approach to the Indian National Movement?

Option 1: The formation of the Indian National Congress
  

Option 2: The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
  

Option 3: The signing of the Gandhi-Irwin Pact

Option 4: The start of the Non-Cooperation Movement

Question : India's engagement in global environmental agreements indicates its:
  

Option 1: Reluctance to address environmental challenges
 

Option 2: Commitment to international cooperation on environmental issues
 

Option 3: Preference for national over global environmental priorities

Option 4: Opposition to the transfer of green technologies

Question : Which initiative is an example of peace efforts in South Asia?  
     

Option 1: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization  
    

Option 2: The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation  
  

Option 3: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization  

Option 4: The African Union 

Question : In global environmental debates, India's stance often reflects:
  

Option 1: A disregard for international cooperation and agreements
 

Option 2: A balance between environmental conservation and economic development
 

Option 3: A preference for short-term economic growth over environmental sustainability

Option 4: An opposition to any form of environmental regulation