Torkham border, recently seen in the news, marks the boundary between which two countries?
Correct answer: A. Pakistan and Afghanistan
- A. Pakistan and Afghanistan
- B. India and Pakistan
- C. Iran and Afghanistan
- D. India and China
Explanation
Torkham is the principal border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan, linking Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with Afghanistan's Nangarhar Province. It is not an India-Pakistan crossing.
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