Myanmar
Explanation
India shares land borders with seven countries. The geographical position of these neighbors relative to the Indian mainland is as follows:
- Pakistan: Located to the West and North-West of India.
- Afghanistan: Located to the North-West of India (sharing a border with the Union Territory of Ladakh).
- China: Located primarily to the North and North-East of India.
- Myanmar: Located to the East of India. The border is defined largely by the Purvanchal range (part of the North-Eastern Mountains), separating India from Myanmar. It borders the Indian states of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, and Mizoram.
Bangladesh is the other neighbor located to the East of India.
Key Takeaway: India's eastern land frontiers are shared with Myanmar and Bangladesh, while the western frontiers are shared with Pakistan and Afghanistan.