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India's Soft Power and Global Influence

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What is the difference between hard power and soft power?

Hard power is exercised through military might, while soft power is exercised through cultural influence. (correct)

Hard power leads to obedience, while soft power leads to acquiescence.

Hard power is more influential globally, while soft power is more localized.

Hard power is based on state strength, while soft power consolidates that strength.

What does 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' represent in the context of global citizenship?

It promotes exclusivity among cultures and civilizations.

It advocates for isolationism and non-engagement with other nations.

It highlights the interconnectedness and shared future of all individuals. (correct)

It emphasizes individual responsibility over collective action.

Why is cultural diplomacy considered an important dimension of a country's soft power?

To promote aggressive expansionist policies.

To strengthen military alliances with other nations.

To showcase a country's values and attract global admiration. (correct)

To isolate a country from international cultural influences.

In what way does India's soft power impact the international community?

Through the attraction of people from around the world with its arts and culture. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes India's use of soft power?

Leveraging its cultural and civilisational heritage. Signup and view all the answers

How does the text suggest that India's values are relevant in today's international scenario?

They showcase principles of secularism, tolerance, and inclusiveness, which are pertinent today. Signup and view all the answers

What is the aim of PM Modi's emphasis on India being the 'viswaguru'?

To bring peace and stability in the world through 'vikasvaad' Signup and view all the answers

What are the five pillars of India's soft power according to the text?

Samman, Samvaad, Samriddhi, Suruksha, Sanskriti evam Sabhayata Signup and view all the answers

Which institution plays a key role in India's pursuit of cultural diplomacy and soft power according to the text?

Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Signup and view all the answers

What global event was recognized by the UN General Assembly at PM Modi's initiative?

World Yoga Day Signup and view all the answers

Which manifestation of Indian culture is mentioned in the text as having a high degree of world-wide acclaim?

Indian Classical Dance Signup and view all the answers

What is one example of India's soft power mentioned in the text?

'Biryani' being adopted as a national dish in the UK Signup and view all the answers