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India's Neighbours

In this Class 9 Geography topic from the chapter “India – Size and Location,” students identify and locate India’s neighbouring countries on a political map. They study land neighbours such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar, along with the maritime neighbours Sri Lanka and the Maldives. The topic explains India’s boundaries, the role of the Himalayas and surrounding seas, and how location connects India with the geography, movement and interactions of the wider region.

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  1. Nepal and Bhutan are landlocked countries
  2. Sri Lanka and Maldives are island maritime neighbours
  3. Bangladesh and Myanmar are eastern land neighbours
  4. China and Nepal are maritime island neighbours
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  1. Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal
  2. India's neighbours are classified by direction, boundary type and maritime proximity
  3. India's location connects it with both land and maritime neighbours
  4. Combining direction and boundary type clarifies neighbour identification
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  1. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh
  2. Male is the capital of Maldives
  3. India's neighbours can be understood in land, maritime and direction-based groups
  4. Beijing is the capital of China
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  1. Nepal, Bhutan and China
  2. Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar
  3. Sri Lanka, Maldives and Brazil
  4. Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nepal
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  1. China and Maldives
  2. Maldives and Sri Lanka
  3. Nepal and Bhutan
  4. Japan and France
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  1. Sri Lanka in south, Maldives in south-west
  2. Nepal in south, Bhutan in south-west
  3. Pakistan in south, China in south-west
  4. Myanmar in south, Bangladesh in south-west
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  1. Nepal-Bhutan-China in north, Bangladesh-Myanmar in east
  2. Sri Lanka-Maldives in north, Nepal-Bhutan in east
  3. Pakistan-Afghanistan in north, Maldives-Sri Lanka in east
  4. Bangladesh-Myanmar in north, China-Nepal in east
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  1. Pakistan-Afghanistan in north-west, Sri Lanka-Maldives as maritime
  2. Sri Lanka-Maldives in north-west, Pakistan-Afghanistan as maritime
  3. Nepal-Bhutan in north-west, China-Myanmar as maritime
  4. Bangladesh-Myanmar in north-west, Nepal-Bhutan as maritime
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  1. Sri Lanka is a southern maritime neighbour linked with Palk Strait
  2. Nepal is a southern maritime neighbour linked with Palk Strait
  3. Bhutan is a maritime neighbour linked with Gulf of Mannar
  4. Afghanistan is a maritime neighbour in the Indian Ocean
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  1. नेपाल / स्थलीय / काठमांडू / Nepal / land / Kathmandu
  2. भूटान / स्थलीय / थिम्फू / Bhutan / land / Thimphu
  3. मालदीव / समुद्री / माले / Maldives / maritime / Male
  4. म्यांमार / समुद्री / इस्लामाबाद / Myanmar / maritime / Islamabad
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  1. पाकिस्तान / पश्चिम / इस्लामाबाद / Pakistan / west / Islamabad
  2. बांग्लादेश / पूर्व / ढाका / Bangladesh / east / Dhaka
  3. म्यांमार / पूर्व / नेप्यीडॉ / Myanmar / east / Naypyidaw
  4. भूटान / दक्षिण / माले / Bhutan / south / Male
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  1. Which country has Kathmandu as its capital?
  2. What is the difference between land and maritime neighbours?
  3. Dhaka is the capital of which country?
  4. Beijing is the capital of which country?
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  1. Why should India's land and maritime neighbours be studied separately?
  2. How will you classify India's neighbours by direction and boundary?
  3. Kathmandu is the capital of which country?
  4. How does India's location connect with its neighbours?
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  1. It shows that India is connected with South Asia through both land boundaries and maritime proximity
  2. It shows that India has no neighbours
  3. It shows that all neighbours are in Europe
  4. It shows that all neighbours are only islands
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  1. All India's neighbours are only land neighbours
  2. India has both land and maritime neighbours
  3. India has Himalayan neighbours in the north
  4. India has maritime neighbours in the south
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  1. Bangladesh and Myanmar are in the east
  2. Nepal and Bhutan are in the north
  3. Pakistan is in the west
  4. Sri Lanka is in the north and China is in the south
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  1. Nepal is a land neighbour
  2. Maldives is a maritime neighbour
  3. Sri Lanka is a maritime neighbour
  4. Bhutan is a maritime neighbour
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  1. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh
  2. Thimphu is the capital of Bhutan
  3. Male is the capital of Maldives
  4. Islamabad is the capital of Nepal
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  1. Country, direction, boundary type, capital and special water body
  2. Only colour of the country
  3. Only number of languages
  4. Only population estimate
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  1. India's location connects it with Himalayan neighbours in the north, land neighbours in east-west and maritime neighbours in the south
  2. India is linked with only one island country
  3. All India's neighbours are in the northern Himalaya
  4. India has no boundary or maritime proximity with any country
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  1. Check the neighbour's name, direction relative to India, type of boundary, capital, and water-body clue for a maritime neighbour
  2. Remember only the neighbouring country's capital
  3. Study only maritime neighbours and their water bodies
  4. Consider every neighbouring country to be west of India
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  1. Direction, boundary type, country, capital, special water body
  2. Distant country, currency, language, colour
  3. Only capital, then guess
  4. First maritime, then treat all as islands
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  1. India's neighbours should be understood through combined bases of direction, boundary type, Himalayan position, maritime proximity
  2. India's neighbours are only in one direction
  3. All India's neighbours are maritime islands
  4. India has no regional relation with any neighbour
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  1. Because both create different geographical categories of neighbours
  2. Because maritime closeness is always a land boundary
  3. Because land boundary exists only with islands
  4. Because India has no maritime neighbour
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  1. Myanmar
  2. Bangladesh
  3. Nepal
  4. Maldives

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