India and the united nations - class-IX
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Number of Questions: 71 | |
Created by: Priya Bakshi | |
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India became the member of United Nations in the Year _______.
The headquarters of UNO is located at _____.
In case of a direct action to resolve the conflict, the UN uses the 'Peace Keeping Forces' of its _____.
A foreign territory which becomes a part of India on acquisition can.
The UN has carried out humanitarian interventions in countries like ____________.
The Principal organ of the United Nations is the _____.
World bank and IMF were established in the year _________.
Which of the following issues was Bretton Woods Conference associated with?
How many countries at present are the member of the UNO?
What is the full form of NIEO ?
World Bank and IMF were establishment in the year __________.
Which one of the following countries does the region of Ireland belong to?
Which of the following parties represents the interests of Protestants in the Ireland?
The UN Security Council has __________________.
Mark the correct objective of Civil Rights Movement in the U.S.A.?
The terms Hispanic in the United States is used for the people with origins in _____________.
The first Secretary General of the United Nations was _______________.
Some Dalit groups decided to participate in the UN Conference against racism in Durban in _____________.
Women in different parts of the world organised and agitated for __________ rights.
What percentage of protestants live in the Northern Ireland?
Some Dalit groups decided to participate in the UN Conference against racism in Durban in _____________.
The country that was one of the earliest to adopt universal suffrage was ______________.
Who was the first president of Ghana?
Which of the following organisations is responsible for maintaining peace and security among international countries?
The President of Chile in August $2006$ was _______________.
The President of World Bank has always been a citizen of _______________.
The number of permanent members of security council of UN are __________.
Identify correct option that has led to the demand that UN becomes more democratic.
In Pakistan, the work of the civilian cabinet was supervised by the ________________.
The memorial park in Accra was built in the memory of the _______________.
Veto in the U.N. Security Council means the rejection of a substantive resolution by ___________________.
The U.N.O. came into existence on ______________.
Which of the following organisations was established to promote peace and co-operation among the nations of the world ?
Sometimes U.N. force is sent by the Security Council which_______________.
The Headquarter of the International Court is situated at __________________.
Which year was declared by the United Nations as the year of older persons?
The main organ of the U.N.O. is ______________.
The present Secretary General Ban-ki-Moon hails from _________.
The organ of UN which supervises and coordinates the activities of the specialised agencies is ______________.
The General Assembly of the U.N.O. holds its meetings ______________.
General Assembly is like an International Parliament. Which answer best describes this?
Which one of the following is the essential function of the General Assembly ?
The country which is not a permanent member of the UN Security Council is _________.
The organ of the UN in which the permanent members exercise veto is _________.
Of the following, which country is not the permanent member of the Security Council ?
The UN has ____________ principal organs to carry out its functions.
How many countries are members of the UN?
World Environment Day is celebrated on ______________.
By which name were Americans slaves known between 17th and 19th centuries?
The Security Council is the principal administrative department of UN.
The UN emblem has a world map with olive branches around it denoting peace.
Members of the Security Council of UN enjoy veto power.
The United Nations Organisation was formed immediately after the First World War.
Which UN agency received the famous Nobel prize in both 1954 and 1981?
Which of the following international institutions directly asks the concerned government to show all its accounts and directs it to make changes in its economic policy?
What is the full form of IMF?
What is the total number of members in the UN General Assembly?
The present membership of UNO is __________.
Which one of the following countries does not have veto power in the Security Council of the United Nations?
How many permanent members are there in UN Security Council?
Which organ of the UNO is the most powerful for maintaining international peace?
December 10th of 1948 is an important day in the history of UNO, because on that day ________.
Who took the lead in designing the United Nations Organisation and determining its decision making structure and functions?
Under the United Nations Charter, the powers and functions of the General Assembly include _____.
Who appoints the Secretary-General of the UN?
Where did the 50 nations from Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa attend an important conference held for the formation of the United Nations?
Who signed the Atlantic Charter in August 1941?
If the issues are not resolved by peaceful means, then the UN uses the method of direct action.
The UN has been doing nothing for the protection of the environment.
Which of the following countries is not the member of General Assembly of the U.N.O. ?
Who among the following in UN has always been a citizen of the US?