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Karnataka State Syllabus Class 9 Social Science Political Science Chapter 6 Defence of the Nation
Class 9 Social Science Defence of the Nation Textbook Questions and Answers
I. Fill in the blanks with suitable words :
Question :
1. The main objective of our defence policy is protecting
2. The Commander-in-Chief of our Armed forces is
3. The Chief of Army is called
4. The headquarters of the defence ministry is in
5. The Hindustan Ship-building yard is at
6. The border security force training centre is in
7. The Indian red cross society was established in
Answer :
1. The sovereignty of the Nation
2. President
3. General
4. Delhi
5. Vishakapatnam
6. Bengaluru
7. 1920
II. Answer the following questions with group discussion :
Question 1.
What is the Naval Base near Karwar known as?
Answer :
Sea Bird Naval Base
Question 2.
Which are the four divisions of our Defence Ministry?
Answer :
The four divisions are
- Defence Section
- Defence Production Section
- Defence Research and development section
- Retired defence Personal Welfare Section.
Question 3.
Explain the structure of the Indian Army.
Answer :
The headquarters of the Indian Army is in Delhi. Its head is known as the Commander-in-Chief. He has a Deputy Commander-in-Chief, General, Major General, Brigadier, Military Secretary and Engineer to assist him in his work. The army consists of infantry, Cavalry, Armed Corps and the Gunners Regiment.
Question 4.
Which are the Commands of the Army?
Answer :
- Western Command – Chandighar
- Eastern Command – Kolkata (West Bengal)
- Northern Command – Udhampur (Kashmir)
- Southern Command – Pune (Maharashtra)
- Central Command – Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh)
- Training Command – Mhow (Madhya Pradesh)
- North Western Command – Jaipur (Rajasthan)
Question 5.
Explain the functions of the Indian Air Force.
Answer :
The Indian Air Force is a modern unit, well equipped with technologically advanced aircraft. It has good defence equipment, a well-developed communication network, the latest spying technology. Capability to confront the enemy. It works effectively and courageously both during war times and peace times. Its main function is to ensure safety, Security, and Stability.
Question 6.
What are the qualifications required for recruitment in the Army?
Answer :
Any citizen of the country irrespective of his religion, caste, class, or community can join the military. However, there are certain conditions with regard to physical requirements, mental health, general education, and technical knowledge that have to be met. When recruitments are made to the lower posts of the army they * are made the population of the State and Union Territories.
Question 7.
What are the aims of N.C.C.? What are its advantages?
Answer :
N.C.C aims of develop among the youth a sense of discipline, leadership qualities, friendliness and service mindedness,
Advantages :
- Those who have received N.C.C. training can join the armed forces easily.
- Cadets who have earned distinction during, training are given seats in professional colleges.
- Cadets are given training in handling weapons.
- During training, cadets go on adventures like hiking, gliding, scaling, sailing etc.
- Students who have received N.C.C. training camp secure admission in any defence school.
Question 8.
Explain the organization of the Indian Red Cross Society.
Answer :
In 1920, the Indian parliament passed the bill and.established this organization. It is a humanitarian voluntary organization and has nearly 700 branches. The Indian president is its chairman, he renders valuable service to people during natural calamities and other emergencies without any discrimination.