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Which of the following mountain ranges forms a part of the international boundary system lying between India and Myanmar?

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

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The Lushai Hills (also part of the Patkai/Purvachal hill range system) run along the border region separating India and Myanmar. On the other hand, the Khasi and Tura (Garo) hills lie completely inside Meghalaya, India, and Namcha Barwa is located in the Tibetan Himalayas.

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Which of the following mountain ranges forms a part of the international boundary system lying between India and Myanmar?
A
Lushai
B
Namcha Barwa
C
Khasi
D
Tura

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