Which Doctrine in international Law India supports its case according to which the river boundaries between states are divided by the mid channel?

Related Mcqs:

1. India supports its stance by citing Thelveg Doctrine in international law which states the rivers boundaries between two states are divide by

   A. The delta concentration
   B. The bond or river
   C. The mid channel
   D. All of them

2. On 23 September 2011, the arbitral tribunal in the dispute between India and Pakistan ordered interim measures on pending its final decision on the merits of the case over the construction of India’s:

   A. Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project
   B. Tulbul project
   C. Wullar Lake barrage
   D. Baglihar Dam

3. The resolution of 1914 demarcated the boundaries between the two territories, included the Creek as part of Sindh thus setting the boundary as the

   A. Western Flank of the creek
   B. Eastern Flank of the Creek
   C. Southern Flank of the Creek
   D. Northern Flank of the Creek

4. Which resolution demarcated boundaries between the two territories, included the creek of part of Sindh?

   A. Resolution of 1914 signed between government of Sindh and Maharga of Kutch
   B. Resolution of 1925 signed between Sindh government and Maharga of Kutch
   C. Both of them
   D. None of them

5. Pakistan maintains that the doctrine is not applicable in the case as it only applies to bodies or water that are:

   A. Navigable
   B. Not Navigable
   C. Partially Navigable
   D. Mostly Navigable

6. Pakistan does not agree to the Thaiweg Doctrine’s reference by India?

   A. this is India’s deviation from historical Indus Water Treaty
   B. this doctrine is applicable to navigable area and creek is not navigable
   C. Creek is not regularly navigable
   D. none of these

7. An agreement on the demarcation of boundaries was concluded between China and Pakistan:

   A. 1968
   B. 1967
   C. 1962
   D. 1963

8. When India “no-first-use” nuclear doctrine was released?

   A. 1991
   B. 1992
   C. 1994
   D. 1998

9. India and Pakistan went to war over Kashmir again in 1965. This war divided Jammu and Kashmir in to four political units among which Aksai Chin was given under China’s control. Which areas were give under Pakistan and India’s control?

   A. Azad Kashmir and Ladakh in Pakistani Control and Jammu and Kashmir in Indian control
   B. Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir in Indian and Azad Kashmir and Northern areas in Pakistani control
   C. Northern Area, Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir in Indian while Azad Kashmir in Pakistani control
   D. None of these

10. In 1923 the ‘Treaty of Lausanne’ set the boundaries of:

    A. modern Turkey
    B. modern China
    C. modern Iran
    D. modern Poland