Q88
Geography (incl. West Bengal)Physiography: Mountains, Plateaus, Plains & Islands
The mountain range lying between India and Myanmar is
- a.Lushai
- b.Namcha Barwa
- c.Khasi
- d.Tura
Answer: (A) Lushai
The eastern hills (Purvanchal) along the India-Myanmar border consist of the Patkai Bum, the Naga hills, the Manipur hills and the Lushai (Mizo) hills. Namcha Barwa is a Himalayan peak in Tibet where the Brahmaputra takes its great bend, and the Khasi and Tura (Garo) hills belong to the Meghalaya plateau, away from the Myanmar border. Blue Mountain (Phawngpui) is the highest peak of the Lushai hills.