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The mountain range lying between India and Myanmar is

  1. A
    Lushai
  2. B
    Namcha Barwa
  3. C
    Khasi
  4. D
    Tura

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The Lushai Hills (also known as Mizo Hills) are part of the Patkai/Purvanchal mountain range system situated along the border region between India (Mizoram) and Myanmar (Burma).
* Namcha Barwa is located in Tibet near the bend of the Brahmaputra.
* Khasi hills are entirely in Meghalaya, India.
* Tura is a town and ridge line within the Garo Hills of Meghalaya.

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The mountain range lying between India and Myanmar is
A
Lushai
B
Namcha Barwa
C
Khasi
D
Tura

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