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Home/PYQs/History of India/Post-Independence India

Post-Independence India — UPSC Previous Year Questions

9 previous year questions • History of India • 1996–2021

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UPSC 2006

Which is the correct chronological sequence of the major events given below? 1. SL-3 Launch 2. Formation of Bangladesh 3. Sikkim becomes twenty-second State of the Indian Union 4. Pokharan-First Nuclear test

Practice 9 UPSC previous year questions on Post-Independence India from History of India. These questions span from 1996 to 2021, covering key concepts frequently tested in the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination. Each question includes a detailed explanation to help you understand the underlying concept.

Year-wise Distribution

2021: 1 Q2018: 1 Q2008: 1 Q2007: 2 Qs2006: 2 Qs2004: 1 Q1996: 1 Q

Sample Questions

  1. Which is the correct chronological sequence of the major events given below? 1. SL-3 Launch 2. Formation of Bangladesh 3. Sikkim becomes twenty-second State of the Indian Union 4. Pokharan-First Nuclear test(UPSC 2006)
  2. Which one of the following is the correct chronological order of the formation of the following as full States of the Indian Union?(UPSC 2007)
  3. Consider the following statements: 1. 21st February is declared to be the International Mother Language Day by UNICEF. 2. The demand that Bangla has to be one of the national languages was raised in the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. Which of the above statements is/are correct?(UPSC 2021)
  4. Which was the Capital of Andhra State when it was made a separate State in the year 1953?(UPSC 2008)
  5. Assertion (A): The British sovereignty continued to exist in free India. Reason (R): The British sovereign appointed the last Governor General of free India.(UPSC 1996)