India has a land boundary of about _________ km.
15200
India's total land boundary is approximately 15,200 km, shared with seven neighbours: Bangladesh (~4,096 km, longest), China (~3,488 km), Pakistan (~3,323 km), Nepal (~1,751 km), Myanmar (~1,643 km), Bhutan (~699 km), and Afghanistan (~106 km).
The mainland coastline is about 6,100 km (7,516.6 km including islands) — clearly distinct from the land boundary. Hence 15,200 km is correct.
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