Option A: South of Rann of Kutch
Option B: North of Rann or Kutch
Option C: West of Rann of Kutch
Option D: East of Rann of Kutch
Correct Answer: South of Rann of Kutch ✔
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Option A: 40 Km
Option B: 45 Km
Option C: 31 Km
Option D: 38 Km
Correct Answer: 38 Km ✔
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Option A: British Government
Option B: Sindh Government
Option C: Partly by Sindh government and partly by Maharaja of Rann of Kutch
Option D: Maharaja of Rann of Kutch
Correct Answer: Partly by Sindh government and partly by Maharaja of Rann of Kutch ✔
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Option A: the eastern edge of the creek
Option B: the western edge of the creek
Option C: Through the middle of the creek
Option D: through 3rd half of the creek
Correct Answer: Through the middle of the creek ✔
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Option A: Thalweg Doctrine
Option B: Mari Doctrine
Option C: B.P (Border Post) Doctrine
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: Thalweg Doctrine ✔
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Option A: 1947
Option B: 1958
Option C: 1960
Option D: 1965
Correct Answer: 1965 ✔
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Option A: it should run on northern bank of creek
Option B: it should run on eastern bank of creek
Option C: it should run on southern bank of creek
Option D: it should run on western ban k of creek
Correct Answer: it should run on eastern bank of creek ✔
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Option A: this is India’s deviation from historical Indus Water Treaty
Option B: this doctrine is applicable to navigable area and creek is not navigable
Option C: Creek is not regularly navigable
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: this doctrine is applicable to navigable area and creek is not navigable ✔
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Option A: maps of 1913-14 approved by surveyor General of India
Option B: map of 1937 approved by surveyor General of India
Option C: both of these
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: both of these ✔
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Which country proposed a seaward approach, viz, until the boundary is formalized in the Sir creek?
Option A: India
Option B: Pakistan
Option C: UNO
Option D: USA
Correct Answer: India ✔
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To solve the problem of Sir Creek, which proposal Pakistan gave to India that India has rejected?
Option A: both countries should go for another arbitration
Option B: both countries should go for international arbitration
Option C: both countries should share creek equally
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: both countries should go for international arbitration ✔
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Option A: 1966
Option B: 1967
Option C: 1968
Option D: 1969
Correct Answer: 1968 ✔
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Option A: 1914 map
Option B: 1925 map
Option C: both of them
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: both of them ✔
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Option A: 35 miles
Option B: 45 miles
Option C: 55 miles
Option D: 60 miles
Correct Answer: 60 miles ✔
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Option A: prospect of finding petroleum deposits
Option B: presence of schools of fish in the continental shelf
Option C: both of these
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: both of these ✔
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Option A: US convention on the Law of Seas
Option B: UN convention on the Law of Seas
Option C: India-Pakistan convention of the Law of Seas
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: UN convention on the Law of Seas ✔
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Option A: January 2004
Option B: January 2005
Option C: January 2003
Option D: January 2006
Correct Answer: January 2006 ✔
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Option A: Resolution of 1914 signed between government of Sindh and Maharga of Kutch
Option B: Resolution of 1925 signed between Sindh government and Maharga of Kutch
Option C: Both of them
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: Resolution of 1914 signed between government of Sindh and Maharga of Kutch ✔
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Option A: Western Flank of the creek
Option B: Eastern Flank of the Creek
Option C: Southern Flank of the Creek
Option D: Northern Flank of the Creek
Correct Answer: Eastern Flank of the Creek ✔
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Option A: Blue line
Option B: Green line
Option C: Red line
Option D: Yellow line
Correct Answer: Green line ✔
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Option A: The delta concentration
Option B: The bond or river
Option C: The mid channel
Option D: All of them
Correct Answer: The mid channel ✔
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Option A: Navigable
Option B: Not Navigable
Option C: Partially Navigable
Option D: Mostly Navigable
Correct Answer: Navigable ✔
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Option A: 18th September, 1999
Option B: 15 the October, 1993
Option C: 10th August, 1999
Option D: 21st November, 1999
Correct Answer: 10th August, 1999 ✔
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