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The India-Ethiopia Joint Defence Cooperation mechanism flows from a Defence Cooperation MoU signed in which month and year?

  1. A.February 2025
  2. B.October 2025
  3. C.December 2025
  4. D.January 2026

Correct answer

A. February 2025

Explanation

The correct answer is February 2025, when the defence ministers of the two countries signed the Defence Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding that set up the standing mechanism for these consultations. Option B is wrong because that is when the first meeting under the mechanism was held, in New Delhi; the agreement came first and the meeting followed from it. Option C is wrong because that is when the Prime Minister of India visited Ethiopia and the two countries raised their relationship to the level of a Strategic Partnership, a separate milestone. Option D is wrong because no step in this sequence falls in that month. Aspirants should keep the order clear: the memorandum, then the first round of talks, then the elevation of ties, and now the second round in the Ethiopian capital.

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Q3.InternationalEasy

Which office does Volodymyr Zelenskyy hold?

  1. A.Prime Minister of Ukraine
  2. B.President of Ukraine
  3. C.Foreign Minister of Ukraine
  4. D.Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament
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Correct answer: B. President of Ukraine

It was in that capacity that he held the telephone conversation with India's Prime Minister on 9 November 2026 and shared his perspective on the recent developments in the ongoing conflict.

Q4.InternationalMedium

Which position did the Prime Minister of India reiterate during his call with the President of Ukraine?

  1. A.That the conflict must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy
  2. B.That India would send troops as peacekeepers
  3. C.That India would impose trade sanctions
  4. D.That the dispute should be referred to arbitration by a third country
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Correct answer: A. That the conflict must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy

That has been India's consistent stand, and the Prime Minister restated it during the telephone conversation along with India's human-centric approach, which puts the suffering of ordinary people before the competing claims of the warring sides.