BANK ENGLISH QUIZ 6

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Which of the following is/are true as per the passage?

(a)We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations.

(b)The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far.

(c) India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country.

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Which of the following is/are the synonym(s) of ‘Pledge’?

(a) Commitment

(b) Vow

(c) Melee

(d) sorrow 

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Which of the following is/are true as per the passage?

(a) Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent.

(b) However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat.

(c) Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Which of the following is/are true as per the passage?

(a) India has been demanding unimpeded access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a non-discriminatory manner.

(b) India is not tracking any city of Afghanistan to get the assurance.

(c) Mr. Saf has urged for ejecting all civil society activists and international organisations to ensure that the distribution remains opaque.

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

There may or may not be an error in the bold part of the passage. You have to choose the error if any and mark your answer. If there is no error choose (5) as your answer.

It is understood that farther engagement (A)/ with the Taliban by placing (B)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (C)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (D).

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Who is the Taliban’s ‘Permanent Representative Designate’ according to the passage?

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Which of the following is/are the synonym(s) of ‘unimpeded’?

(a) Unrestricted

(b) Free

(c) Diplomatic

(d) Unconstrained

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

Which of the following is/are true as per the passage?

(a)Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan,

(b) the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul.

(c) The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely.

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

According to the passage, what will be the major problem(s) during the distribution of the food assistance from India?

(a) People of Afghanistan may not agree with the quantity of food.

(b) There may be deficiency in the transportation system to deliver food.

(c) New Delhi may face difficulty in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins.

Direction: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:

Hours after India announced vaccine and wheat delivery for Afghanistan, the Taliban reiterated that they will provide protection to diplomats from countries that wish to re-open closed embassies in Kabul. The assurance, however, will be tested against the current ground situation in Kabul and in other major cities of Afghanistan that India is tracking closely. “We are committed to provide security for all embassies and their diplomats to function normally if they return to Kabul,” said Suhail Shaheen, Taliban’s “Permanent Representative Designate” to the United Nations. The Taliban have given several assurances over the past few months to the international community about safety of diplomats and workers in international organisations, but the security situation in Kabul has not improved so far. India has not yet sent a diplomatic team back to Kabul for a first-hand report even though its humanitarian reach has expanded over the war-torn country. The pledge of delivery of wheat with the support of transit facility from Pakistan, however, indicated that Delhi is increasingly tilting towards engaging the Taliban indirectly through international organisations like the World Food Programme. It is understood that further engagement (a)/ with the Taliban by placing (b)/ official diplomats in the Indian Embassy which was (c)/ closed in August 2021 will be attempted after due scrutiny (d). Officials say India is currently deliberating with Pakistan and other international organisations to figure out the modalities for the export of large consignments of aid but Afghan commentator Khalilullah Saf has pointed out that the aid distribution network in Afghanistan is riddled with corruption which may require close on ground inspection to be successful. India has been demanding “unimpeded” access to the Afghan people to help deliver humanitarian assistance in a “non-discriminatory” manner. This line of argument reflects India’s concern about possible appropriation of the items by cartels and groups close to the Taliban, denying fair distribution. “Given the lawless situation on the ground, only 20%-30% of the food crops from India will reach the needy,” said Mr. Saf. A major problem during the distribution of the food assistance from India will be the difficulty that New Delhi may face in verifying the facts on the ground when the wheat distribution begins within the coming weeks. Mr. Saf has urged for involving more civil society activists and international organisations on the ground to ensure that the distribution remains transparent. However, it is yet to be seen how India will ensure transparency in the process without having an official Indian team in Kabul to observe the distribution of wheat. Following the arrival of the Taliban, India carried out rounds of evacuation of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus with support from locals but it is unclear how such a local network can ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian assistance.

India is going to deliver which of the following item(s) to Afghanistan?

(a) Jute

(b) Vaccine

(c) Tea

(d) Wheat