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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. Myanmar is west and Bangladesh is north
  2. Myanmar is a south-west island and Bangladesh is Himalayan
  3. Myanmar is linked with east and south-east contact while Bangladesh is linked with eastern delta and long boundary
  4. Both have no boundary with India
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  1. Seeing the country’s direction, boundary type and key map clue
  2. Seeing only the length of the country’s name
  3. Treating every neighbour as an island
  4. Seeing only the first letter of the capital
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  1. China is a large northern country and Nepal is a Himalayan country between India and China
  2. China is India’s maritime island and Nepal is a southern country
  3. China is in the Bay of Bengal and Nepal is in the Indian Ocean
  4. Both lie south-west of India
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  1. Both are islands in the Indian Ocean
  2. Both are landlocked Himalayan neighbours
  3. Both are in India’s western desert
  4. Both are separated by Palk Strait
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  1. Bangladesh
  2. Nepal
  3. Pakistan
  4. Myanmar
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  1. Maldives
  2. Sri Lanka
  3. Bhutan
  4. China
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  1. Bangladesh
  2. Afghanistan
  3. Maldives
  4. Bhutan
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  1. Sri Lanka
  2. Maldives
  3. Nepal
  4. China
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  1. Nepal land and Sri Lanka maritime
  2. Maldives land and Bhutan maritime
  3. China maritime and Pakistan island-based
  4. Bangladesh island-based and Nepal maritime
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  1. Myanmar
  2. Bangladesh
  3. Bhutan
  4. Maldives
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  1. Pakistan
  2. Nepal
  3. Bhutan
  4. Sri Lanka
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  1. Pakistan-West
  2. Nepal-South
  3. Bangladesh-East
  4. Maldives-South-west
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  1. India is connected with many countries in different directions by land and sea
  2. India is only a sea island
  3. India is not connected with any country
  4. All neighbours of India are in one direction
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  1. South-west, Indian Ocean, island
  2. Eastern boundary, long land boundary, Ganga-Brahmaputra delta
  3. North-west, Indus region, desert
  4. Eastern Himalayas, landlocked, Sikkim
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  1. North-western regional context
  2. Southern island context
  3. Eastern delta context
  4. South-western maritime context
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  1. Bhutan
  2. Myanmar
  3. Nepal
  4. Sri Lanka
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  1. Sri Lanka-North
  2. China-South
  3. Myanmar-East
  4. Nepal-South-west
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  1. Treating Maldives as landlocked and Bhutan as maritime
  2. Treating Nepal as landlocked
  3. Treating Sri Lanka as maritime
  4. Treating Bangladesh as eastern neighbour
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  1. They should not be confused as one country and their separate map clues should be remembered
  2. Both should be treated as southern islands
  3. Both should be placed west of India
  4. Both should be treated only as maritime neighbours
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  1. Sri Lanka and Maldives have maritime closeness but do not share land boundary with India
  2. Nepal and Bhutan are maritime islands
  3. China and Pakistan are separated from India by sea
  4. Bangladesh and Nepal are south-western islands
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  1. China
  2. Maldives
  3. Sri Lanka
  4. Bangladesh
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  1. Eastern delta and Bay of Bengal
  2. Western boundary, Rajasthan and Indus region
  3. South-west island and Indian Ocean
  4. Eastern Himalayas and Sikkim
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  1. Identify each country by matching direction, boundary type, nearby state and maritime clue
  2. Remember countries only in alphabetical order
  3. Study only maritime neighbours
  4. Treat every country as Himalayan

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