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Q1. (b) How was the claim of Pakistan being victorious in the 1965 war proved wrong by a New York Times reporter?
Answer - Arif Jamal, a former New York Times journalist, wrote in his book (Shadow War):
This time, India's victory was nearly total: India accepted cease-fire only after it had occupied
740 square miles, though Pakistan had made marginal gains of 210 square miles of territory.
Despite the obvious strength of the Indian wins, both countries claim to have been victorious.
Q2. (b) Identify the steps taken by Maharana Pratap to expand his army.
Answer - The steps taken by Maharana Pratap for its military expansion are as follows:
. - Maharana Pratap visited every village of his kingdom and prepared the people for unity and
sacrifice.
- Maharana Pratap united the people against the threats of the Mughals. According to Pratap,
war is not limited to only one caste. Pratap believed wrongly that war could be fought only by
the Kshatriya class, but he also taught war and military techniques to the Bhil tribe of
Rajasthan.
Q3. (a) Examine the role of the naval power in the establishment of the British rule in India.
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Q 4. (b) Analyse the role Indian Air Force in the battle of 1965.
Q5. (b) “Babur defeated Rana Sanga in the battle of Khanwa despite being numericallyinferior”. Elaborate.
Q6. (a) The authors of Dharmashastras and Dharmasutras prepared a warrior codeinancient times. Find out the feature of this and compare it with warrior codes of latertimes.
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