Arrange the following in the chronological order
A. Lahore Declaration
B. Agra Summit
C. Shimla Accord
D. Indus Water Treaty
Choose the  correct answer from the options given below

Correct option is B

The correct chronological order of the events is:
· D. Indus Water Treaty (1960): Signed between India and Pakistan, this treaty regulates the use of the waters of the Indus River and its tributaries.
· C. Shimla Accord (1972): An agreement between India and Pakistan that established the principles for maintaining peaceful relations after the 1971 war.
· A. Lahore Declaration (1999): A bilateral agreement between India and Pakistan aimed at improving relations and avoiding conflict, signed in Lahore.
· B. Agra Summit (2001): A summit held in Agra between India and Pakistan to resolve issues and improve bilateral relations, though it did not lead to a formal agreement.
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1. Indus Water Treaty (1960): A water-sharing agreement brokered by the World Bank, ensuring the distribution of river waters between India and Pakistan.
2. Shimla Accord (1972): Signed after the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971, this accord sought to normalize relations between the two countries and affirmed the Line of Control in Kashmir.
3. Lahore Declaration (1999): A diplomatic initiative aimed at de-escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, particularly regarding nuclear weapons and regional security.
4. Agra Summit (2001): Although it did not result in a formal agreement, it was a significant attempt to improve Indo-Pakistani relations.