Explanation

NEW PAKISTAN BOUNDARIES DETAILED ACCORDING TO ASURVEY OF PAKISTAN

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ND4-12-2022

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ND16-1-2023

Explanation

• The Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 involved skirmishes between April and September 1965.
• Pakistan claims the 24th Parallel as the boundary in the Rann of Kutch, but India does not recognize it.
• The "Treaty of Rann of Kutch" was signed on 30 June 1965, resolving the territorial dispute.

Explanation

• Approximately 1,600 km (1,000 miles).
• - East Pakistan: Present-day Bangladesh.
• - West Pakistan: Present-day Pakistan.
• - Between them: Indian territory.

Explanation

Tajikistan is the country that does not share a border with Pakistan

The neighboring countries of Pakistan are Afghanistan, Iran, China, and India.

Explanation

The Silk Route is also known as Karakoram Highway

The silk road connects Pakistan and China.

The total length is approximately 1,300 kilometers, of which 887 kilometers are in Pakistan and 413 km in China.

The silk road is considered a symbol of Pakistan-China's eternal friendship

The highway meets the Pakistani-Chinese border at Khunjerab Pass

Explanation

Borders of Sindh:

Sindh is bordered by:

• Balochistan to the west and north-west
• Punjab to the north
• Arabian Sea to the south
• Indian states (Rajasthan and Gujarat) to the east

No direct border:

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa does not share a direct border with Sindh; Punjab lies between them.

Explanation

The Ferozepur district of Punjab, awarded to India by the 1947 Boundary Commission

The Ferozepur district had a Muslim majority; the Radcliffe Line awarded it to India.

This decision, along with the awarding of the Gurdaspur district to India

Explanation

The Taftan Border connects Pakistan with Iran in Balochistan province.

It serves as an important trade and travel route between the two countries.

Explanation

The Durand Line is the 2,611-kilometer (1,622-mile) border between Afghanistan and Pakistan

The common border between Pakistan and Afghanistan is called Durand Line

British signed the Treaty of Durand line with Abur Rehman Khan

The agreement was signed on November 12, 1893, in Kabul, Afghanistan.

The agreement was signed between Sir Mortimer Durand, the Indian Foreign Secretary at the time, and Amir Abdur Rahman Khan in Kabul.

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According to Survey of Pakistan 2020, the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan is 2611 km.

check here: www.surveyofpakistan.gov.pk

We often heard Durand Line length is 2252 KM. But at most of the places, we read 2430 KM.

but right answer is 2611

Explanation

• The total length of the Line of Control (LoC) is 861 km.
• Separates Pakistan- and India-administered Kashmir.
• Established under the Simla Agreement, 1972.
• Previously called the Ceasefire Line.
• Established 2 July 1972