GK Trick – भारत के 7 पडौसी देशों के साथ सीमाओं की लंबाई

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भारत से कुल 7 पडौसी देशों की सीमाऐं लगती है, इन सभी पडौसी देशों  को क्रम से याद रखने में हमेशा Confusion होता है , हम हमेशा Confuse रहते है कि किस देश से कम सीमा लगती है और किस देश से अधिक ! तो दोस्तो आज हम आपको एक ऐसी Trick बताऐंगे जिससे कि आप इन सातों पडौसी देशों को याद रख पाऐंगे वो भी क्रमबद्ध तरीके से !
Trick – बचपन में MBA किया 
ब – बांग्लादेश (4096 KM)
च – चीन (3488 KM)
प – पाकिस्तान (3323 KM)
न – नेपाल (1751 KM)
M – Myanmar (म्यांमार) (1643 KM)
B – Bhutan (भूटान) (699 KM)
A – Afghanistan (अफनागिस्तान) (106KM)
तो दोस्तो आप देख सकते है कि सबसे ज्यादा सीमा बांग्लादेश से मिलती है, इसलिये बांग्लादेश 1st पर है इसी तरह अन्य देशों को घटते क्रम में बताया गया है ! तो अब आपको सातों देश घटते क्रम में याद हो गऐ होंगे ! और मुझे पूरी उम्मीद है कि इससे संबंधित आपका कोई भी Question, Exam में गलत नहीं होगा !

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