Summary foreign policy of india notes _jkssb/syllabus 2026

Political Science – Foreign Policy of India (50 Objective Questions – JKSSB-style, English)
Foreign policy of India refers to:
a) India’s strategy in dealing with other countries (a)
b) Domestic governance only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Military only
The main goal of India’s foreign policy is:
a) National security, economic development, and international cooperation (a)
b) Military supremacy only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy is guided by:
a) Principles of non-alignment and peaceful coexistence (a)
b) Military dominance only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
The policy of non-alignment was first adopted by:
a) Jawaharlal Nehru (a)
b) Sardar Patel
c) Indira Gandhi
d) Rajiv Gandhi
Panchsheel principles in India’s foreign policy include:
a) Mutual respect for sovereignty, non-aggression, non-interference, equality, and peaceful
coexistence (a)
b) Military supremacy only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy aims to:
a) Promote regional peace and stability (a)
b) Military dominance
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy seeks:
a) Friendly relations with all nations (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy emphasizes:
a) Respect for international law and treaties (a)
b) Military authority only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) was founded in:
a) 1961 (a)
b) 1945
c) 1955
d) 1971

, India is a founding member of:
a) Non-Aligned Movement (a)
b) NATO
c) Warsaw Pact
d) SEATO
India’s foreign policy is influenced by:
a) Security, economy, culture, and global politics (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy promotes:
a) Peaceful resolution of conflicts (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India has close diplomatic ties with:
a) USA, Russia, Japan, and ASEAN countries (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s “Look East Policy” focuses on:
a) Strengthening relations with Southeast Asian countries (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s “Act East Policy” is:
a) Continuation and enhancement of Look East Policy (a)
b) Military supremacy only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy towards neighbors is called:
a) Neighborhood first policy (a)
b) Military expansion only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy emphasizes:
a) Strategic autonomy (a)
b) Military domination
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy supports:
a) Multilateralism and international cooperation (a)
b) Military authority only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
India’s foreign policy promotes:
a) Disarmament and non-proliferation (a)
b) Military supremacy