The Kargil conflict took place between which two countries?
A) Pakistan and India
B) India and China
C) Pakistan and Afghanistan
D) India and Nepal
In which year did the Kargil conflict occur?
A) 1998
B) 1999
C) 2000
D) 2001
Kargil is located in which region of Jammu and Kashmir?
A) Ladakh
B) Srinagar
C) Poonch
D) Baramulla
Which Pakistani military leader was the key figure in the Kargil conflict?
A) General Pervez Musharraf
B) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani
C) General Raheel Sharif
D) General Zia-ul-Haq
Which operation was launched by India to counter the Kargil incursion?
A) Operation Blue Star
B) Operation Gibraltar
C) Operation Vijay
D) Operation Parakram
Which Prime Minister of Pakistan was in power during the Kargil conflict?
A) Benazir Bhutto
B) Nawaz Sharif
C) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
D) Imran Khan
Who was the Prime Minister of India during the Kargil conflict?
A) Indira Gandhi
B) Atal Bihari Vajpayee
C) Manmohan Singh
D) Narendra Modi
Which international leader played a crucial role in resolving the Kargil conflict?
A) Bill Clinton
B) Tony Blair
C) Vladimir Putin
D) Kofi Annan
The Kargil conflict was fought mainly in which type of terrain?
A) Desert
B) Dense forest
C) Mountainous
D) Coastal
Which agreement was signed between India and Pakistan in 1999, just before the Kargil conflict?
A) Tashkent Agreement
B) Simla Agreement
C) Lahore Declaration
D) Delhi Pact
What was the main reason for the Kargil conflict?
A) Pakistan’s attempt to capture Indian territory
B) India’s invasion of Pakistan
C) A border dispute between China and Pakistan
D) The withdrawal of NATO forces
Which organization did Pakistan claim was responsible for the Kargil incursion?
A) Lashkar-e-Taiba
B) Taliban
C) Mujahideen
D) Northern Alliance
Which strategic peaks were captured by Pakistani forces during the Kargil conflict?
A) Tololing and Tiger Hill
B) Siachen and K2
C) Nanda Devi and Kanchenjunga
D) Mount Everest and Makalu
Which branch of the Indian military played a crucial role in Kargil?
A) Indian Navy
B) Indian Air Force
C) Indian Coast Guard
D) Indian Cyber Command
What was the international reaction to the Kargil conflict?
A) Support for India
B) Support for Pakistan
C) Neutral stance
D) UN military intervention
Which agreement governs the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan?
A) Tashkent Agreement
B) Simla Agreement
C) Indus Water Treaty
D) Lahore Declaration
What happened to Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif after the Kargil conflict?
A) He was re-elected
B) He was overthrown in a coup
C) He resigned voluntarily
D) He was assassinated
Which country provided intelligence support to India during the Kargil war?
A) Russia
B) USA
C) China
D) UK
Which Pakistani military officer later became the President after the Kargil conflict?
A) General Zia-ul-Haq
B) General Pervez Musharraf
C) General Ayub Khan
D) General Yahya Khan
What was one major consequence of the Kargil conflict for Pakistan?
A) Strengthening of democracy
B) Military takeover of the government
C) Economic growth
D) Better relations with India
Which Indian fighter aircraft played a key role in Kargil?
A) Tejas
B) Mirage-2000
C) Sukhoi Su-57
D) Rafale
How did the Kargil conflict officially end?
A) A peace treaty was signed
B) Pakistan withdrew under international pressure
C) India handed over Kargil to Pakistan
D) The United Nations intervened militarily
Which Pakistani political party was in power during the Kargil conflict?
A) PPP
B) PML-N
C) PTI
D) JUI-F
What impact did the Kargil conflict have on Indo-Pak relations?
A) Strengthened diplomatic ties
B) Led to more peace talks
C) Increased tensions and hostility
D) No impact at all
Which Indian army unit was involved in the recapture of Tiger Hill?
A) Gorkha Rifles
B) Rajput Regiment
C) Sikh Regiment
D) Grenadiers
What role did media play in the Kargil conflict?
A) Exposed the truth to the world
B) Increased misinformation
C) Promoted peace talks
D) Took a neutral stance
Which nuclear tests by India and Pakistan preceded the Kargil war?
A) Pokhran-II and Chagai-I
B) Smiling Buddha and Trinity
C) Manhattan Project and Shakti
D) Agni and Hatf
What was a key lesson from the Kargil conflict?
A) Nuclear weapons prevent all conflicts
B) Conventional warfare remains relevant
C) Wars can be won without strategy
D) Diplomacy has no role in war
