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Which Indian Navy ship arrived at Busan in October 2026 for the bilateral exercise with the Republic of Korea Navy?

  1. A.INS Shivalik
  2. B.INS Sahyadri
  3. C.INS Kolkata
  4. D.INS Vikrant

Correct answer

B. INS Sahyadri

Explanation

The correct answer is INS Sahyadri. The ship that entered Busan Naval Harbour in the Republic of Korea for the India-Republic of Korea Navy bilateral exercise is INS Sahyadri, a guided missile stealth frigate that was designed and built in India. Options A, C and D name other vessels of the Indian Navy, but none of them is the ship on this deployment, and an aspirant who marks one of them has mixed up two separate port calls. The detail worth carrying away is not only the name but the description attached to it in the announcement, because examiners frequently test the phrase itself: the frigate is indigenously designed and built, it is a stealth platform, and it carries guided missiles. The arrival was on 26 October 2026, and the harbour programme in Busan is to be followed by coordinated activities at sea.

Read the full article: INS Sahyadri Reaches Busan for India-Korea Naval Drill

Q2.DefenceMedium

INS Sahyadri is best described as:

  1. A.A diesel-electric submarine
  2. B.An indigenously designed and built guided missile stealth frigate
  3. C.An aircraft carrier
  4. D.An offshore patrol vessel
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Correct answer: B. An indigenously designed and built guided missile stealth frigate

That is exactly how the Indian Navy describes the ship in the announcement of its arrival at Busan, and each part of the phrase carries meaning.

Q4.DefenceHard

Which framework between India and the United States did the two ministers review at the meeting?

  1. A.A five-year defence technology pact
  2. B.The 10-year India-US Defence Framework
  3. C.The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
  4. D.A 20-year strategic partnership treaty
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Correct answer: B. The 10-year India-US Defence Framework

Their discussion covered the working of the foundational security agreements and ways to accelerate operational readiness, technology sharing and defence industrial integration, as well as military-to-military exchanges, maritime security and the integration of defence supply chains.