Political Science : Politics in India Since Independence 2010 CBSE [ All India ] Set I
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Q1
Mention the impact of the end of the Cold War.
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Impacts of the end of Cold War were:
(i) Ideological dispute was over.
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Q2
Write the full form of the following:
(a) UNCTAD (b)Marks:1View AnswerAnswer:
Following are the full forms:
a) UNCTAD – United Nations Conference on Trade and Development -
Q3
How many judges are there in the International Court of Justice and what is their tenure? [½+½ = 1]
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There are 15 judges in the International Court of Justice, all of different nationalities, elected for 9 year terms (five retiring every third year) by the Assembly and Security Council jointly.
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Q4
How many member-states were there in the United Nations in 2006?
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In 2006, UN had 192 member states.
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Q5
Bharatiya Jana Sangh laid emphasis on which two main ideas? [½+½ = 1]
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Bharatiya Jana Sang laid emphasis on:
(i) One country, one culture and one nation.
(ii) Re-union of
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Q6
What is meant by ‘committed judiciary’?
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“Committed Judiciary” meant judiciary should be committed to the ruling party.
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Q7
After the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri on
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The Senior Congress leaders may have supported Indira Gandhi in the belief that her administrative and political inexperience would compel her to be dependent on them for support and guidance.
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Q8
Correct and rewrite the statement given below:
Gaya Lal, and M.P. from the Haryana Legislature in 1967, changed his party twice in a fortnight. [½+½ = 1]Marks:1View AnswerAnswer:
Gaya Lal, an MLA from Haryana Legislature in 1967, changed his party thrice in a fortnight.
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Q9
What was the anti-arrack movement?
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It was a movement in Andhra Pradesh led by women to put a ban on the sale of arrack (alcohol).
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Q10
What is meant by ‘
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‘Punjab Accord’ of 1985 was signed between Rajiv Gandhi and Harchand Singh Longowal to bring normalcy in
