tricks of learning neighbouring of india

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Tricks To Remember states Name with Neighborliness countries
1.  Indian States touching Pakistan
Mind Trick: (( “PARAG JAMMU GAYA” ))
Explaination of this trick
1. Pa = Punjab
2. Ra = Rajasthan
3. G = Gujarat
4. Jammu = J&K
2.  Indian State Touching Myanmar
Mind Trick ((“ARUNA MAMI”))
Explain this trick:
1. ARU = ARUNACHAL PARDESH
2. NA = NAGALAND
3. MA = MANIPUR
4. MI = MIZORAM
3. Indian States Touching Bangladesh
Mind Trick (( “BAAP MERA
AMITRA”))
Explanation of Trick:
1. Ba =Bangladesh
2. P =Pacchim (west) Bengal 3. Me=
Meghalaya
4. A = Assam
5. Mi = Mizoram
6. Tra = Tripura
4. Indian States Touching China
Mind Trick: (( “HI AAJ CHI USI” ))
1. Hi =Himachal Pradesh
2. Aa = Arunachal Pradesh
3. J = Jammu and Kashmir
4. Si = Sikkim
5. Indian States Touching Bhutan

Mind Trick: (( “SAAB” ))
1. S = SIKKIM
2. A = ARUNACHAL PRADESH
3. A = ASSAM
4. B = BENGAL

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