TRICKS FOR SAARC COUNTRY

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SAARC देशों के नाम –

Trick=अब भारत भूमि नेपाल से जुडी है .

अ -अफगानिस्तान
ब -बांग्लादेश
भारत …
भू -भूटान
मि -मालदीव
ने -नेपाल
पा -पाकिस्तान
ल -लंका

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