The eastern part of the India-China border is called the McMahon Line.
This line was determined by the Simla Agreement signed between British India and Tibet in 1914.
This is the border line that separates Arunachal Pradesh, a northeastern region of India, and Tibet, China.
This line was drawn by Sir Henry McMahon.
He was the Foreign Secretary of British India.
China does not officially recognize this line.
Therefore, conflicts often arise along this border.
