The US military forces are exiting Afghanistan in 201 2. In this situation, which among the following is/are the most feasible options for India to ensure that there is no take-over of the Afghan government by the Taliban and the country remains stable ?

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Q: 125 (CAPF/2011)
The US military forces are exiting Afghanistan in 201
2. In this situation, which among the following is/are the most feasible options for India to ensure that there is no take-over of the Afghan government by the Taliban and the country remains stable ?
1. India should send in its military to Afghanistan.
2. India and Pakistan should sign a joint framework of cooperation to monitor the Taliban in Afghanistan.
3. India should continue to build roads and schools in Afghanistan.
4. India should train the Afghan armed forces.
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The correct answer is option 4, which states that India should continue to build roads and schools in Afghanistan and train the Afghan armed forces.

Option 1 suggests that India should send its military to Afghanistan. However, this may not be feasible for India as it would involve significant resources and potential risks.

Option 2 suggests that India and Pakistan should sign a joint framework of cooperation to monitor the Taliban. While cooperation between India and Pakistan could be helpful, it is not the most feasible option for ensuring stability in Afghanistan.

Option 3, which states that India should continue to build roads and schools in Afghanistan, is a feasible option. By doing so, India can contribute to the economic development and reconstruction of Afghanistan, which can help in maintaining stability.

Option 4, which states that India should train the Afghan armed forces, is also a feasible option. By providing training and support to the Afghan armed forces, India can help strengthen their capabilities and enhance their ability to maintain stability and counter the Taliban threat.

In summary, the most feasible options for India to ensure stability in Afghanistan are to continue building roads and schools and to train the Afghan armed forces.