SAMPLE 'Q' PAPER FOR INDIAN NETAS TO QUALIFY FOR GETTING A TICKET TO PARLIAMENT

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  SAMPLE 'Q' PAPER FOR INDIAN NETAS TO QUALIFY FOR GETTING A TICKET TO PARLIAMENT

AS A MATTER OF PRINCIPLES EVEN BABUS SHOULD ALSO PERIOICALLY APPEAR FOR SUCH TESTS TO QUALIFY FOR THEIR PROMOTIONS & TO QUALIFY FOR NFFU 

 IF IN ARMED FORCES  PROMOTIONS IS SUBJECT TO QUALIFYING IN  VARIOUS  PROMOTIONS  TESTS THAN WHY NOT FOR BABUS


  EVEN THE PRESEDENTIAL CANDIDATES IN USA HAS TO FACE SUCH SCRUTINY  THAN WHY NOT BABUS & NETAS IN OUR COUNTRY

Presidential Debates Primer With the U.S. Presidential elections less than two months away, the campaign is heating up. On Monday night, September 26, the first of three presidential debates will take place. Together, this series of debates will provide the opportunity for candidates, side by side, to outline their positions on an array of domestic and foreign policy issues that the incoming President will need to address. In anticipation, The Jamestown Foundation presents our Presidential Debates Primer, a curated selection of Jamestown publications focusing on some of the most crucial foreign policy and international security issues of strategic importance to the United States. This backgrounder is intended to lend deeper insight into the many topics likely to be raised on the debate stage as well as highlight the important issues that may be overlooked. Russia, Eurasia, NATO Russian Military Resists Proposed Budget Cuts, Prepares for Major Ground War Pavel Felgenhauer (September 15, 2016) NATO’s New Force Posture in the Baltic Region: Pluses and Minuses Vladimir Socor (August 3, 2016) Hot Issue – Lies, Damned Lies and Russian Disinformation Paul Goble (August 13, 2014) A Flank Strategy for Containing a Declining Russia: S. Enders Wimbush’s Prepared Remarks for Eurasian Disunion Book Launch Event S. Enders Wimbush (September 6, 2016) Asia-Pacific China’s Blueprint for Sea Power Andrew Erickson (July 6, 2016) China’s Evolving Perspectives on Network Warfare: Lessons from the Science of Military Strategy  Joe McReynolds  (April 16, 2015) Chinese Signaling in the South China Sea Peter Wood (April 21, 2016) Addressing Rising Business Risk in China Matthew Brazil (May 11, 2016) War in Syria & Global Terrorism Russian Intervention in Syria Pavel K. Baev (December 17, 2015) Syria’s Conflict: Managing Turkey’s Intervention James Pothecary (September 16, 2016)   Latest Kerry-Lavrov Deal on Syria Destined to Unravel Pavel K. Baev (September 12, 2016) Islamic State’s Iraq ‘Caliphate’ on the Brink of Defeat Wladimir van Wilgenberg (July 22, 2015) Hot Issue – Recent Attacks Illuminate the Islamic State’s Europe Attack Network Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Nathaniel Barr (April 27, 2016) Hot Issue – How DAESH’s Lone Wolf Guidance Increases the Group’s Threat to the United States Michael W. S. Ryan (November 24, 2015) A New Threat to Libya’s Stability Emerges Nathaniel Barr, Madeleine Blackman (August 5, 2016)   Taliban Victories in Helmand Province Prove Test for Afghan Government Abubakar Siddique (June 13, 2016)