Pankaj Yadav

AIR 642 · CSE 2016

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Sample questions answered

• The Brussels Summit succeeded in rebooting the EU-India strategic partnership, though it did not see the closing of gaps between the two sides. Discuss. GS1
• While India has taken excellent steps towards utilization of space for diplomacy, there still seems to be a lot of room for exploiting our capabilities for regional and global diplomacy. Elaborate citing examples. GS1
• Much ground needs to be covered before BIMSTEC can emerge as a political game changer for the North Eastern region's overall development as well as a pertinent link in the Act East Chain. Discuss. GS1
• Relations with Iran hold a lot of potential for India's ambitions for West Asia and beyond, however, realising this potential also involves certain global and regional challenges. Examine. GS1
• While India isn't a party to the South China Sea dispute, it needs to take keen interest in the region as a part of its commitment towards the "Act East Policy". Comment. GS1
• The internal crisis in Nepal over the past few years has given concrete shape to the fears of China gaining upper hand vis-a-vis a traditionally influential India. Elaborate. What can India do to further strengthen its ties with the Himalayan nation? GS1
• A nation's foreign policy is strongly influenced by the imperatives of its strategic environment, its neighbourhood and its status in the international community. Elaborate with respect to the evolution of India's foreign policy. GS1
• Signing of Logistical Exchange Memorandum of Agreement (LEMOA) with USA has signalled a change in India's policy towards its neighbours especially China. What can be the possible implications of such a policy? Can it be a counter-productive move? GS1

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