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Important Boundary lines of India

Line Of Control (LOC)- the border between India and Pakistan which touches the State Jammu and Kashmir is known as the line of control. This border is under military control and it was originally known as the ceasefire line. The crease fire line was renamed as a line of control or LOC after the agreement of Shimla in 1972. #GKbyMilitaryChoice 14000+ Objective General Studies MCQs with Explanatory Notes for UPSC CDS NDA AFCAT SSC Exams

Line Of Actual Control (LAC)- the border between India and China is known as the line of actual control. It was originally a ceasefire line which after the war was turned into a line of actual control or LAC. LAC separates India and China.

Durand line- Durand line separates India and Afghanistan and it was demarcated by Sir Mortimer Durand, a British diplomat. It was established in the year 1896 and it is known by the name of the British diplomat Sir Mortimer Durand.
Durand line touch is the State Jammu and Kashmir in India. The international borderline between India and Afghanistan is mostly captured by Pakistan, but some parts of it still touch India and the borderline between Afghanistan and India is 106 km.

Radcliffe line- Brett Lee flying divides India and Pakistan and it is named after the architect, Sir Cyril Radcliffe. He was the chairman of the boundary commission and The Radcliffe line was established in August 1947. the Radcliffe of the line was drawn between India Pakistan on the Western side and India Bangladesh on the eastern side.

McMahon line- the McMahon line separates China from Shimla, India. The McMahon line was named after the British Indian army officer lieutenant colonel Sir Arthur Henry McMahon.

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