India
U.N. Security Council
Global Power
India's challenges
India's future
100

What is the biggest party in India and as of March 2026 the ruling party?

What is BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party)

100

This term refers to a country choosing not to vote in a UN decision : a) Abstain b) Veto c) Sanction

What is a) Abstain

100

This international organization, where powerful countries discuss global peace and security, is often seen as an important place for global influence.

What is United Nations

100

This international ranking shows that India still struggles with development issues like education, health, and living standards.

What is Human Development Index (HDI)

100

India hopes its fast-growing economy will help it become one of the world’s major global powers by this year

What is 2050

200

In 2023, India strengthened its global reputation by hosting this major international forum of the world’s largest economies.

What is G20

200

What member of the UN Security Council strongly opposes India gaining a permanent seat?

What is China

200

This factor is commonly used to define a superpower, besides economic size.  A) Natural resource reserves B) Military strength C) Cultural influence D) Geographic size

What is B) Military strength

200

Despite strong GDP growth, India still struggles with this major economic issue, where the gap between rich and poor is very large.

What is Income inequality

200

This increasing problem among young Indians threatens India’s future growth

What is Youth unemployment

300

What country did India surpass to become the world’s fifth-largest economy

What is United Kingdom

300

This country has supported India’s bid to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council, along with the UK and US.

What is France

300

To become a global power, countries often need strong relationships and influence with other countries through this type of international cooperation

What is Diplomacy

300

This neighbouring country is India’s main regional rival and competitor for influence in Asia.

What is China

300

What countries are India predicted to overtake to reach third position by 2027?

What is Japan and Germany

400

This Indian prime minister has promoted the idea that India should become a developed country by 2047

Who is Narendra Modi

400

In 2022, India used this action in a UN vote about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, meaning it did not vote for or against the decision.

What is Abstaining

400

Control over this can increase a country’s global influence by connecting its economy to the rest of the world

What is International trade

400

Despite strong GDP growth, India is still classified by the World Bank as this type of economy. A) High-income country  B) Lower-middle-income country  C) Upper-middle-income country  D) Developing micro-state

What is B) Lower-middle-income country

400

This French economist argued that India should tax the rich more to reduce inequality. A) Philippe Aghion B) Thomas Piketty C) Tony Blair  D) Jean-Paul Fitoussi

Who is b) Thomas Piketty

500

In international politics, this nickname is often used to describe India’s position between Western countries and powers like Russia and China. A) A neutral mediator B) A fence-sitter C) A regional hegemon D) A diplomatic outsider

What is B) A fence-sitter

500

This group of four countries (Brazil, Germany, India, and Japan) support each other’s efforts to gain permanent seats on the UN Security Council. What is this group called?

What is G-4

500

These nations are generally seen as the most powerful in the world based on combined factors like economy, military strength, global influence, and political power

1. United States 2. China  3. Russia  4. United Kingdom  5. Germany

500

This long-standing conflict between India and another country often creates instability in South Asia.

What is India - Pakistan rivalry

500

According to projections, India would need to maintain approximately this annual growth rate to match China’s economy by 2050.

What is around 6%

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