Which one of the following is not<\/b> an international boundary line ?<\/p>\n
[amp_mcq option1=”Dresden Line” option2=”Durand Line” option3=”Maginot Line” option4=”38th<\/sup> Parallel” correct=”option1″]<\/p>\n Which one of the following is not an international boundary line ? [amp_mcq option1=”Dresden Line” option2=”Durand Line” option3=”Maginot Line” option4=”38th Parallel” correct=”option1″] This question was previously asked in UPSC NDA-1 – 2016 Download PDFAttempt Online An international boundary line separates two or more sovereign states. – Durand Line: Establishes the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. … <\/p>\n
\n– Durand Line: Establishes the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is an international boundary.
\n– Maginot Line: A defensive line of fortifications built by France along its eastern border primarily with Germany. While a military line, it was situated along a major international border and is often discussed in that context.
\n– 38th Parallel: Serves as the boundary (or armistice line\/demarcation line) between North Korea and South Korea. It is a well-recognized international boundary.
\n– Dresden Line: Dresden is a major city in Germany. There is no recognized international boundary line known as the “Dresden Line”. It might refer to a historical or local feature, but not an international border.
\nTherefore, the “Dresden Line” is not an international boundary line.
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\n– Durand Line: Afghanistan-Pakistan.
\n– Maginot Line: French defensive line along the German border.
\n– 38th Parallel: North-South Korea.
\n– Dresden is a city, not a boundary line.
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