Wars with Pakistan and China CDS Questions

Wars with Pakistan and China MCQ Questions

7.
The Second India-Pakistan War (1965) was primarily triggered by a Pakistani covert operation, in which soldiers and irregulars disguised as local civilians were sent into Indian-administered Kashmir to incite rebellion. This operation was codenamed:
A.
Operation Searchlight
B.
Operation Vijay
C.
Operation Badr
D.
Operation Gibraltar
ANSWER :
D. Operation Gibraltar
8.
Before the main 1965 conflict over Kashmir, an earlier and separate military skirmish between India and Pakistan in 1965 occurred in which border region?
A.
The Siachen Glacier
B.
The Doklam Plateau
C.
The Rann of Kutch
D.
The Galwan Valley
ANSWER :
C. The Rann of Kutch
9.
Major Aziz Bhatti, a Pakistani military officer posthumously awarded the Nishan-e-Haider (Pakistan's highest military honour) for his actions in the 1965 War, was primarily noted for defending which strategically important area?
A.
The BRB Canal area in the Lahore sector
B.
The Rann of Kutch
C.
The Siachen Glacier
D.
The Kargil-Dras sector
ANSWER :
A. The BRB Canal area in the Lahore sector
10.
Which of the following major tank battles, considered one of the largest tank engagements since the Second World War, was fought during the 1965 India-Pakistan War?
A.
The Battle of Basantar
B.
The Battle of Tololing
C.
The Battle of Longewala
D.
The Battle of Asal Uttar
ANSWER :
D. The Battle of Asal Uttar
11.
The 1965 India-Pakistan War concluded with a ceasefire in September 1965, and the war is commemorated in Pakistan on 6 September each year as:
A.
Air Force Day
B.
Kargil Vijay Diwas
C.
Republic Day
D.
Defence Day (Youm-e-Difa)
ANSWER :
D. Defence Day (Youm-e-Difa)
12.
Following the 1965 War, a peace agreement was signed between India and Pakistan in January 1966 under Soviet mediation. This agreement is known as the:
A.
Tashkent Declaration (or Tashkent Agreement)
B.
Karachi Agreement
C.
Lahore Declaration
D.
Simla Agreement
ANSWER :
A. Tashkent Declaration (or Tashkent Agreement)