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  • A. Its power house will be constructed near Bunkot in Indian held Kashmir
  • B. Its water will be re-routed into the river Jehlum through Wullar Lake
  • C. Both of these
  • D. none of these

Explanation: The Kishanganga scheme planned a powerhouse near Bunkot and diverted Kishanganga water through a tunnel toward the Jhelum system via…

Correct answer: Both of these
  • A. completion of 22km tunnel to divert water from Kishanganga to Wullar lake will leave Pakistan falling a 27% Water deficit.
  • B. It would reduce flow of Neelum River and thus decrease the power generation of Pakistan's proposed 696-mw Neelum-Jehlum hydropower project in Azad Kashmir.
  • C. both of these
  • D. none of these

Explanation: India's diversion of Kishanganga water was feared to reduce the Neelum River's flow by about 27 percent and weaken Pakistan's 696 MW…

Correct answer: both of these
  • A. Chahab
  • B. Ganga
  • C. Ravi
  • D. Jehlum

Explanation: Kishanganga is the Indian name for the upper Neelum River, which is a tributary of the Jhelum.

Correct answer: Jehlum
  • A. risks of floods and draughts in Pakistan would be enhanced and Mangla Dam would be adversely affected
  • B. During a military confrontation, it would enable India to control the mobility and retread Pakistan troops
  • C. Closing the Barrage gates would render the Pakistan canal system dry and easy to cross
  • D. All of these

Explanation: Pakistan has objected that Wullar regulation could worsen flood and drought risks, affect Mangla's inflows and create military advantages…

Correct answer: All of these
  • A. Indus Water Commission
  • B. United Nation Organization (UNO)
  • C. SAARC
  • D. G-8

Explanation: Pakistan raised the Wullar Barrage issue through the Permanent Indus Waters Commission, the bilateral mechanism created under the Indus…

Correct answer: Indus Water Commission
  • A. referred to it as a Barrage meant for water storage
  • B. accused India of violating Indus Water Treaty 1960
  • C. both of these
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Pakistan argued that the project was actually a storage barrage rather than a permissible navigation structure, and therefore violated the…

Correct answer: both of these
  • A. it is only meant for enhancing 'navigation' that is permissible under Indus Water treaty
  • B. 90% of Tulbul project would be beneficial to Pakistan
  • C. both of these
  • D. none of these

Explanation: India defended the project as a navigation facility permitted by the treaty and argued that most of its benefits, often stated as about 90…

Correct answer: both of these
  • A. 1968
  • B. 1975
  • C. 1980
  • D. 1985

Explanation: India began developing the Tulbul Navigation Project in 1984, but Pakistan formally objected and the water dispute emerged in 1985.

Correct answer: 1985
  • A. Wullar Barrage
  • B. Tulbul Barrage
  • C. Wullar Navigational Barrage
  • D. None of these

Explanation: The Tulbul Navigation Project involved construction of the Wullar Barrage on Wullar Lake.

Correct answer: Wullar Barrage
  • A. Ravi
  • B. Jehlum
  • C. Chanab
  • D. Ganga

Explanation: The proposed Wullar Barrage was on the River Jhelum in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Correct answer: Jehlum
  • A. 1989
  • B. 1988
  • C. 1984
  • D. 1990Standardized & Admissions Tests

Explanation: India started construction of the Tulbul Navigation Project, associated with the Wullar Barrage, in 1984.

Correct answer: 1984
  • A. World Bank
  • B. IMF
  • C. Security Council
  • D. None of them

Explanation: The World Bank helped broker the Indus Waters Treaty and is named in the treaty’s institutional arrangements, including its role in…

Correct answer: World Bank
  • A. April 1st, 1947
  • B. April 1st, 1948
  • C. April 1st, 1949
  • D. April 26th, 1948

Explanation: The first major post-Partition water stoppage occurred on 1 April 1948, when water supplies from headworks in India to Pakistani canals…

Correct answer: April 1st, 1948
  • A. May 14, 1949
  • B. June 4, 1948
  • C. May 24, 1948
  • D. May 4, 1948History

Explanation: The canal-water crisis was temporarily settled through the Inter-Dominion Agreement signed on 4 May 1948, after India had stopped water…

Correct answer: May 4, 1948History
  • A. Pakistan
  • B. Bangladesh
  • C. Nepal
  • D. all of these

Explanation: India has faced water-sharing disputes with Pakistan over the Indus system, with Bangladesh over rivers such as the Ganges and Teesta, and…

Correct answer: all of these
  • A. in an attempt to get Soviet aid for a transformation into a communist state
  • B. in an effort to frighten neighbors into giving it territorial concessions
  • C. in order to quell a rebellion by a pro-Marxist group called UNITA
  • D. to convince the Soviets to give them aid, though the proclaimed ideological transformation was false

Explanation: Angola’s MPLA used Marxist-Leninist language largely to secure Soviet and Cuban backing during the Cold War, rather than because it was…

Correct answer: to convince the Soviets to give them aid, though the proclaimed ideological transformation was false
  • A. 2010
  • B. 2009
  • C. 2008
  • D. 2011

Explanation: President Barack Obama announced the revised Afghanistan-Pakistan, or Af-Pak, strategy in 2009.

Correct answer: 2009
  • A. Egypt
  • B. Iraq
  • C. Iran
  • D. Afghanistan

Explanation: Afghanistan opposed Pakistan’s admission to the United Nations in 1947, largely because of the dispute over the status of Pashtun areas.

Correct answer: Afghanistan
  • A. Saudi Arabia
  • B. UAE
  • C. Pakistan
  • D. All of them

Explanation: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were the only three states to formally recognize the Taliban government before 2001.

Correct answer: All of them
  • A. 1977
  • B. 1978
  • C. 1979
  • D. 1981

Explanation: The Soviet-Afghan Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Good-Neighborliness was signed in 1978, shortly after the communist Saur…

Correct answer: 1978