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India: Important about India

Latitudinal Extent: 8 4 ‘N to 37  6’ N.

Longitudinal Extent: 68 7’E to 97 25’E.

Area: 3,287,263 sq km.

Land frontier: About:  15,200 km.

Coastline: About:  7,500 km.

East-west extent:  2,933 km (Gujrat to Arunachal Pradesh).

North-south Extent: 32,214 km (Kanniyakumari to Jammu and Kashmir).

States in India - 28.

Union territories - 8.

National Capital Territory - 1 (New Delhi).

National Capital: New Delhi.

The southernmost point of India: 6 degrees N Indira point

( Andaman and Nicobar Island in the Bay of Bengal)

Neighbors with common and frontier: Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, and Bangladesh.

Largest state: Rajasthan.

Smallest state: Goa.

Constitutional Head - President. and Governor in states, as the representative of the President.

Constitutional Head - President. and Governor in states, as the representative of the President.

India, a union of states, is a parliamentary system of government of a parliamentary, secular,

democratic republic. The union territories are administered by

the President through an administrator appointed by him.

Each state/union territory of India has more than one unique demography, history,

and culture, dress, festivals, language, etc.

India is the 7th largest country in the world. India is located in the continent of Asia.

In its north is the Himalayas.

India become a free nation on August 15, 1947. And declared Sovereign, Democratic

and Republic State and adoption of the Constitution On January 26, 1950.

The first president of India was Dr. Rajendra Prasad and the First Prime minister of India

was Jawaharlal Nehru.

There are 718 Districts in India.

India all States and Districts list 2020

States of India:

Andra Pradesh (AP)

Capital	Area	Districts	Population	Existence.
Amaravati	1,60,205 Sq. Kms.	13	49.67 Million(2011)	1st of October, 1953

Districts of Andra Pradesh:

• Anantapur  (अनन्तपुर)
• Chittoor      (चित्तूर)
• East Godavari  (पूर्व गोड़वारी)
• Guntur  (गुंटूर)
• Cuddapah (कडप्पा)
• Krishna (कृष्णा)
• Kurnool  (कुरनूल)
• Prakasam  (प्रकाशम)
• Nellore (नेल्लोर)
• Srikakulam (श्रीकाकुलम)
• Vishakhapatanam  (विशाखापट्टनम)
• Vizianagaram (विजयनगरम)
• West Godavari (पश्चिम गोडावरी)

Arunachal Pradesh 

Arunachal has become a State on February 20, 1987. Till 1972, it was known as the

North-East Frontier Agency (NEFA).

It becomes the Union Territory status on January 20, 1972, and renamed as Arunachal

Pradesh. The first general election to the Assembly was held in February 1978.

(Itanagar is named after Ita fort meaning fort of bricks, build in the 14th century AD).

Arunachal is the largest state area wise in the north-eastern region.

Capital	Districts	Existence	Area	Towns	Villages	5 river valley	The international border
Itanagar	24	20, February 1987	84,000 sq km	26	3863	the Kameng, the Subansiri, the Siang, the Lohit, and The Tirap.	1-Bhutan to the west (160km), 2- China north   and north-east (1,080 km)   3- Myanmar to the east (440km).

Districts of Arunachal Pradesh

• Anjaw,  Headquater - Hawai
• Changlang, Headquater - Changlang
• Dibang Valley, Headquater - Dibang valley
• East Kameng, Headquater - Seppa
• East Siang, Headquater - Pasight
• Kurung Kumey, Headquater - Koloriang
• Kra Daadi, Headquater - Kra Daadi
• Lohit, Headquater - Tezu
• Longding, Headquater - Longding
• Lower Dibang Valley, Headquater -Roing
• Lower Subansiri, Headquater -  Ziro
• Namsai, Headquater - Namsai
• Papum Pare, Headquater - Yupia
• Siang, Headquater - Siang
• Tawang, Headquater - Tawang
• Tirap, Headquater - Khonsa
• Upper Siang, Headquater -  Yingkiong
• Upper Subansiri, Headquater -  Daporijo
• West Kameng, Headquater - Bomdil
• West Siang, Headquater - Along
• Kamle, Headquater - Raga
• Pakke-Kessang, Headquater - Lemmi
• Lepa Rada, Headquater - Basar
• Shi-Yomi, Headquater - Tato

Assam   

Assam is surrounded by Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh on the north, Manipur, Nagaland,  and Arunachal Pradesh on the east and Meghalaya, Tripura, and Mizoram on the south.   

Capital	Districts	Principal Languages	Festival	Area	National park	Wildlife sanctuaries	International Border
Dispur	33	Assamese	Bihu	78,438 sq. km	5	11	Bangladesh and Bhutan

               

Districts of Assam

• Kamrup Metro
• Golaghat
• Cachar
• Hojai
• Kamrup
• Naibari
• Sonitpur
• Kokrajhar
• Nagaon
• Jorhat
• Morigaon
• Karimganj
• Sivasagar
• Dhubri
• Dima Hasao
• Goalpara
• Tinsukia
• Chirang
• Hailakandi
• Bongaigaon
• West Karbi Anglong
• Dhemaji
• Barpeta
• Lakhimpur
• Biswanath
• Udalguri
• Karbi Anglong
• Dibrugarh
• Darrang
• South Salmara Mankachar
• Majuli
• Charaideo
• Baksa

Bihar   

Capital	Districts	Area	International border	River	National border
Patna	38	94,163 sq km	Nepal	Ganga,  Sone, Poonpoon, Falgu, Karmanasa, Durgawati, koshi, Gandak, Ghaghara.	East-West: Bengal West: Ultra Pradesh South: Jharkhand

Districts of Bihar:

• Araria
• Arwal
• Aurangabad
• Banka
• Begusarai
• Bhagalpur
• Bhojpur (Ara)
• Buxar
• Darbhanga
• East Champaran (Motihari) 
• Gaya
• Gopalganj
• Jahanabad
• Jamui
• Kaimur (Bhabua)
• Katihar
• Khagaria
• Kishanganj
• Luckeesarai
• Madhepura
• Madhubani
• Munger
• Muzaffarpur
• Nalanda (Bihar sharif
• Nawada
• Patna
• Purnia
• Rohtas (Sasaram)
• Saharsa
• Samastipur
• Saran(Chhapra)
• Shaikhpura
• Shiv har
• Sitamarhi
• Siwan
• Supaul
• Vaishali (Hajipur)
• West Champaran (Bettiah).

Chhattisgarh   

State established: 1 November 2000

Capital: Raipur

District: 28

Area: 1,35,194 sq km 

State Animal: Forest Buffalo (Wild Buffalo)

State Bird: Pahari Myna (Hill Myna)

State tree: Sal or Sarai

Assembly Seat: 91

Districts of Chhattisgarh

• Balod.
• Baloda Bazar
• Balrampur-Ramanuganj
• Bastar (Jagdalpur)
• Bemetara
• Bijapur
• Bilaspur
• Dantewada
• Dhamtari
• DurgGariaband
• Janjgir-Champa (Janjgir)
• Jashpur (Jashpur Nagar)
• Kabirdham (Kawardha)
• Kanker
• Kondagaon
• Korba
• Korea (Baikunthpur)
• Mahasamund
• Mungeli
• Naraingur
• Raigarh
• Raipur
• Rajnandgaon
• Sukma
• Surjpur
• Surguja (Ambikapur).

Goa 

Goa was liberated from Portuguese rule in 1961. It was a part of the union territory of Goa,

Daman, and Diu till 30 May 1987. 

Goa covers an area of ​​3702 sq km and consists of two districts North Goa and South Goa. 

The boundaries of Goa are defined in the northern Thirhol River which separates it from

Maharashtra, Karnataka in the east and south, and the Arabian Sea in the west.

Goa is located on the west coast of India and is 594 kilometers (by road) from Mumbai.

Capital: Panaji 

Langue: Konkani

Area: 3,702 sq km

Total districts: 2

Districts of Goa

• North Goa (Panaji)
• South Goa (Margao).

Gujarat  

Established on: 1 May 1960, 17 northern state from Bombay.

Located: western coast of India.

Coastline: 1,600 km

Boundary: Arabian sea (west) and southwest and Pakistan in the north.

Capital: Gandhinagar         

Area: 196,024 sq km

Districts: 33

Districts of Gujrat

• Ahmadabad
• Amreli
• Anand
• Aravalli (Modasa)
• Banas Kantha (Palanpur)
• Bharuch
• Bhavnagar
• Botad
• Chhota Udepur
• Dahod.
• Devbhoomi Dwarka (Khambhaliya) 
• Gandhinagar
• Gir Somnath (Veraval)
• Jamnagar
• Junagadh
• Kachchh (Bhuj)
• Kheda (Nadiad)
• Mahesana
• Mahisagar (Lunavada)
• Morbi
• Narmada (Rajpipla)
• Navsari
• Panch Mahals (Godhra)
• Patan
• Porbandar
• Rajkot
• Sabarkantha (Himatnagar)
• Surat
• Surendranagar
• Tapi (Vyara)
• The dangs (Ahwa)
• Vadodara
• Valsad.

Haryana    

Established:  1 November 1966         

Area:  44,212 sq km

Districts: 22

Villages: 7356

The State borders with Punjab and Himachal Pradesh to the north and Rajasthan to the west

and south. The river Yamuna defines its eastern border with Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh.

Haryana also surrounds Delhi on three sides, forming the northern, western,

and the southern borders of Delhi.    

Capital: Chandigarh  

Districts of Haryana

• Ambala
• Bhiwani
• Charkhi Dadri
• Faridabad
• Fatehabad
• Gurugram
• Hisar
• Jhajjar
• Jind
• Kaithal
• Karnal
• Kurukshetra
• Mahendragarh
• Nuh
• Palwal
• Panchkula
• Panipat
• Rewari
• Rohtak
• Sirsa
• Sonipat
• Yamunanagar

Himachal Pradesh  

Capital:  Shima

Langue: Hindi, Pahadi   

Districts: 12    

 Area: 55,673 sq km

On 18th December 1970, the State of Himachal Pradesh Act was passed by Parliament and

the new state came into being on 25th January 1971.H.P. was18 state of the Indian Union.

Districts of Himachal Pradesh

• Bilaspur
• Chamba
• Hamirpur
• Kangra(Dharamsala)
• Kinnaur(Reckong Peo)
• Kullu
• Lahaul and Spiti (Kelang)
• Mandi
• Shimla
• Sirmaur(Nahan)
• Solan
• Una.

Jharkhand    

Capital: Ranchi   

Area: 79,714

Districts: 24

The establishment: 15 November 2000 southern half of Bihar

State Boundary:  Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal

Language: Hindi

Jharkhand ("Land of Forests") is a state in eastern India.

The state is known for its waterfalls, hills and holy places, Baidyanath Dham, Parasnath,

and Rajarappa is the major religious sites.

Districts of Jharkhand

• Bokaro
• Chatra
• Deoghar
• Dhanbad
• Dumka
• East-Singhbhum
• Garhwa
• Giridih
• Godda
• Gumla
• Hazaribagh
• Jamtara
• Khunti
• Koderma
• Latehar
• Lohardaga
• Pakur
• Palamu
• Ramgarh
• Ranchi
• Sahibganj
• Saraikela-Kharsawan
• Simdega
• West-Singhbhum

Karnataka  

Capital: Bengaluru   

Area: 191,791

Language: Kannad

Districts: 30

Districts of Karnataka

• Bagalkot
• Bellary
• Belagavi
• Bengaluru
• Bengaluru(Rural)
• Bidar
• Chamrajnagar
• Chik Ballapuur
• Chaikkamagaluru
• Chitradurga
• Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru)
• Davangere
• Dharwad
• Gadag
• Hassan
• Haveri
• Kalburgi
• Kodagu(Madikeri)
• Kolar
• Koppal
• Mandya
• Mysuru
• Raichur
• Ramanagaram
• Shivamogga
• Tumakuru
• Udupi
• Uttara Kannada (Karwar)
• Bijapur.
• Yadgir.

Kerala   

Capital: Thiruvananthapuram 

Area:   38,863 sq km

Language: Malayalam

Districts: 14

Formed: 1 November 1956

Districts of Kerala

• Alappuzha
• Ernakulam ( Kakkanad)
• Idukki (Painavu)
• Kannur
• Kasaragod
• Kollam
• Kottayam
• Kozhikode
• Malappuram
• Palakkad
• Pathanamthitta
• Thiruvananthapuram
• Thrissur
• Wayanad (Kalpetta). 

Madhya Pradesh   

Capital: Bhopal 

Area: 308,245 sq km

Langue: Hindi

Formed: 1 November 1956

Districts: 52

Districts of Madhya Pradesh

• Agar Malwa (Agar)
• Alirajpur
• Anuppur
• Ashoknagar
• Balaghat
• Barwani
• Betul
• Bhind
• Bhopal
• Burhanpur
• Chhatarpur
• Chhindwara
• Damoh
• Datia
• Dewas
• Dhar
• Dindori
• Guna
• Gwalior
• Harda
• Hoshangabad
• Indore
• Jabalpur
• Jhabua
• Katni
• Khandwa
• Khargon
• Mandla
• Mandsaur
• Morena
• Narsimhapur
• Nimach
• Panna
• Raisen
• Rajgarh
• Ratlam
• Rewa
• Sagar
• Satna
• Sehore
• Seoni
• Shahdol
• Shajapur
• Sheopur
• Shivpuri
• Sidhi
• Singrauli
• Tikamgarh
• Ujjain
• Umaria
• Vidisha.
• Niwari

Maharashtra 

Capital: Mumbai   

Area:  307,713 sq km

Language:  Marathi

Formed: 1 May 1960

Districts: 36

Districts of Maharashtra

• Ahmadnagar
• Akola
• Amravati
• Aurangabad
• Bhandara
• Bid
• Buldana
• Chandrapur
• Dhule
• Gadchiroli
• Gondia
• Hingoli
• Jalgaon
• Jalna
• Kolhapur
• Latur
• Mumbai
• Mumbai Suburban (Bandra)
• Nagpur
• Nanded
• Nandurbar
• Nashik
• Osmanabad
• Palghar
• Parbhani
• Pune
• Raigarh
• Ratnagiri
• Sangli
• Satara
• Sindhudurg (Oros Budruk)
• Solapur
• Thane
• Wardha
• Washim
• Yavatmal.

Manipur  

Capital: Imphal     

Area:  22,327 sq km

Formed: 21 January 1972

Districts: 16

Districts of Manipur

• Bishnupur
• Chandel
• Chhurchandpur
• Imphal East
• Imphal West
• Commander
• Tamenglong
• Thoubal
• Ukhrul
• Kangpokpi
• Tengnoupal
• Pherzawl
• Noney
• Kamjong
• Jiribam
• Kakching

Meghalaya     

Capital: Shilong    

Area: 22,429 sq km

Language: Garo, Khasi, pnar and English

Districts: 11

Formed: 21st January 1972

Districts of Meghalaya

• East Garo Hills (Williamnagar)
• East Jaintia Hills (Khilehriat)
• East Khasi Hills (Shillong)
• Jaintia Hills (Jowai)
• North Garo Hills  (Resubelpara)
• Ri Bhoi (Nongpoh)
• South Garo  hills (Banghmara)
• South West Garo Hills (Ampati)
• South-West Khasi hills (Mawkyrwat)
• West Garo Hills (Tura)
• West Khasi Hills (Nongstoin).

Mizoram  

Capital: Aizawl       

Area:  21,081 sq km

Language: Mizo and English

Districts: 8

Established: 23rd state, 20 February 1987.

No. of Assembly Constituency: 40

No. of Seat in Parliament: 1

State Animal: Saza (Serow)

State Bird: Vavu (Hume Bartailed Pheasant)

State Flower: Senhri (Red Vanda)

State Tree: Herhse (Mesual Ferrea/Nahar)

Districts of Mizoram

• Aizawl
• Champhai
• Kolasib
• Lawngtlai
• Lunglei
• Mamit
• Saiha
• Serchhip.

Nagaland   

Capital:  Kohima       

Area:  16,579 sq km,

Establishment: 1 December 1963, 16 states in India.

Bounded: Myanmar on the East, 

Arunachal Pradesh: North, 

Assam: West, 

Manipur:  South. 

Districts: 12

Districts of Nagaland

• Dimapur
• Kiphire
• Kohima
• Longleng
• Mokokchung
• Mon
• Peren
• Phek
• Tuensang
• Wokha
• Zunheboto.
• Noklak 

Odisha       

Capital:  Bhubaneshwar   

Area: 155,707 sq km

Language: Oria

Districts: 30

Districts of Odisha

• Anugul
• Balangir
• Baleshwar
• Baragarh
• Bauda
• Bhadrak
• Cuttack
• Deogarh
• Dhenkanal
• Gajapati (Paralakhemundi)
• Ganjam (Chhatrapur)
• Jagatsinghapur
• Jajpur
• Jharsuguda
• Kalahandi(Bhawanipatna)
• Kandhaml (Phulabani)
• Kendraparha
• Kendujhar (Kendujhargarh)
• Khordha
• Koraput
• Malkangiri
• Mayurbhanj(Baripada) 
• Nabarangapur
• Nayagarh
• Nuaparha
• Puri
• Rayagarha
• Sambalpur
• Subarnapur (Sonapur)
• Sundargarh.

Punjab     

Capital:  Chandigarh       

Area: 50,362 sq km

Langue: Punjabi

Districts:22

Districts of Punjab

• Amritsar
• Barnala
• Bathinda
• Faridkot
• Fatehgarh Sahib
• Fazilka
• Firozpur
• Gurdaspur
• Hoshiarpur
• Jalandhar
• Kapurthala
• Ludhiana
• Mansa
• Moga
• Pathankot
• Patiala
• Rupnagar
• S.A.S. Nagar
• Sangrur
• Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar (Nawanshahr)
• Sri Muktsar Sahib 
• Tarn Taran.

Rajasthan 

Capital: Jaipur       

Area:  342,239

Established: 30 marc 1949

Districts:33

Districts of Rajasthan

• Ajmer
• Alwar
• Banswara
• Baran
• Barmer
• Bharatpur
• Bhilwara
• Bikaner
• Bundi
• Chittaurgarh
• Churu
• Dausa
• Dhaulpur
• Dungarpur
• Ganganagar
• Hanumangarh
• Jaipur
• Jaisalmer
• Jalor
• Jhalawar 
• Jhunjhunun
• Jodhpur
• Karauli
• Kota
• Nagaur
• Pali
• Pratapgarh
• Rajsamand
• Sawai Madhopur
• Sikar
• Sirohi
• Tonk
• Udaipur.

Sikkim 

Capital: Gangtok   

Area:   7,096

Districts:4

Districts of Sikkim

• East (Gangtok)
• North (Mangan)
• South (Namchi)
• West (Gyalshing).

Tamil Nadu   

Capital:  Chennai    

 Area:  130,058

Districts: 37

Establishment: 1 nov 1956

Districts of Tamil Nadu

• Ariyalur
• Chengalpet
• Chennai
• Coimbatore
• Cuddalore
• Dharmapuri
• Dindigul
• Erode
• Kallakurichi
• Kancheepuram
• Karur
• Krishnagiri
• Madurai
• Nagapattinam
• Kanyakumari
• Namakkal
• Perambalur
• Pudukottai
• Ramanathapuram
• Ranipet
• Salem
• Sivagangai
• Tenkasi
• Theni
• Thiruvallur
• Thiruvarur
• Tuticorin
• Tiruchirappalli
• Thirunelveli
• Tirupattur
• Tiruppur
• Thiruvannamalai
• The NilgirisUdagamandalam 
• Vellore
• Viluppuram
• Virudhunagar

Telangana 

Capital: Hyderabad       

Districts: 33

The largest district: Bhadradri Kothagudem 

Smallest Districts: Hyderabad

Members of Parliament:17

Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs):120

Telangana is the 29th state of India, 

Established: 2nd of June 2014. 

 Area: 1,12,077 sq. Km.

population of 3,50,03,674.

Districts of Telangana

• Adilabad
• Bhadradri Kothagudem
• Hyderabad
• Jagtial
• Jangaon
• Jayashankar Bhupalpally
• Jogulamba Gadwal
• Kamareddy
• Karimnagar
• Khammam
• Kumuram Bheem
• Mahabubabad
• Mahabubnagar
• Mancherial
• Medak
• Medchal
• Mulugu
• Nagarkurnool
• Nalgonda
• Narayanpet
• Nirmal
• Nizamabad
• Peddapalli
• Rajanna Sircilla
• Rangareddy
• Sangareddy
• Siddipet
• Suryapet
• Vikarabad
• Wanaparthy
• Warangal (Rural)
• Warangal (Urban)
• Yadadri Bhuvanagiri

Tripura   

Capital:  Agartala 

Area: 10,491.69 sq km

Language: Bengali and Kokborok and English

Population: 36,73,917 (as per Census 2011 )

Tripura is a state in North-East India. 

Borders: Mizoram, and Assam. Share International Border: Bangladesh on its north, south,

and west. The length of its international border is 856 km

Districts: 8

Districts of Tripura

• Dhalai (Ambasa)
• Khowai 
• Gomati (Udaipur)
• North Tripura (Dharmanagar)
• Sepahijala (Bishramgani)
• South Tripura (Belonia)
• Unakoti (Kailashahar)
• West Tripura (Agartala).

Uttar Pradesh  

Capital: Lucknow    

Area: 2,36,286 sq km

Fourth largest State of India.

River: Ganga and Yamuna. 

International Border: Nepal

Boundary: Bihar in the East, Madhya Pradesh in the South, Rajasthan, Delhi,

Himachal Pradesh and Haryana in the west and Uttaranchal in the north

Districts: 75

Districts of Uttar Pradesh

• Agra
• Aligarh
• Allahabad
• Ambedkar Nagar
• Amethi (Chatrapati Sahuji Mahraj Nagar)
• Amroha (J.P. Nagar)
• Auraiya
• Azamgarh
• Baghpat
• Bahraich
• Ballia
• Balrampur
• Banda
• Barabanki
• Bareilly
• Basti
• Bhadohi
• Bijnor
•  Budaun
•  Bulandshahr
•  Chandauli
•  Chitrakoot
•  Deoria
•  Etah
•  Etawah
• Faizabad
• Farrukhabad
•  Fatehpur
• Firozabad
•  Gautam Buddha Nagar
•  Ghaziabad
•  Ghazipur
•  Gonda
•  Gorakhpur
• Hamirpur
• Hapur (Panchsheel Nagar)
• Hardoi
• Hathras
• Jalaun
• Jaunpur
• Jhansi
• Kannauj
• Kanpur Dehat
• Kanpur Nagar
• Kanshiram Nagar (Kasganj)
• Kaushambi
• Kushinagar (Padrauna)
• Lakhimpur - Kheri
• Lalitpur
•  Lucknow
•  Maharajganj
•  Mahoba
•  Mainpuri
•  Mathura
•  Mau
•  Meerut
•  Mirzapur
•  Moradabad
•  Muzaffarnagar
•  Pilibhit
•  Pratapgarh
•  Rae Bareli
•  Rampur
•  Saharanpur
•  Sambhal (Bhim Nagar)
•  Sant Kabir Nagar
•  Shahjahanpur
•  Shamali (Prabuddh Nagar)
•  Shravasti
•  Siddharth Nagar
•  Sitapur
•  Sonbhadra
•  Sultanpur
•  Unnao
• Varanasi

Uttrakhand   

Capital: Deharadun      

Area:  53,483 sq km

Language: Hindi, Garhwali, Kumaoni

Districts: 13

Formed: 9th November 2000 as the 27th State of India.

International boundaries:  China (Tibet) in the north and Nepal in the east. 

National border: Himachal Pradesh on the north-west, Uttar Pradesh on the south

Chardham, the four most sacred and revered Hindu temples of Badrinath, Kedarnath,

Gangotri, and Yamunotri.

Districts of Uttrakhand

• Almora
• Bageshwar
• Chamoli 
• Champawat
• Dehara Dun
• Haridwar
• Nainital
• Pauri Garhwal
• Pithoragarh
• Rudraprayag
• Tehri Garhwal
• Udham Singh Nagar (Rudrapur)
• Uttarkashi.

West Bengal    

Capital:  Kolkata     

Area:   88,752

Established: 1 November 1956

Largest Metro Kolkata

Neighboring Countries: Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan

Districts: 23

Districts of West Bengal

• North 24 Parganas
• South 24 Parganas
• Bankura
• Birbhum
• CoochBihar
• Dakshin Dinajpur
• Darjeeling
• Hooghly
• Howrah
• Jalpaiguri
• Jhargram
• Kalimpong
• Kolkata
• Malda
• Murshidabad
• Nadia
• Paschim Burdwan
• Purba Burdwan
• Paschim Medinipur
• Purba Medinipur
• Purulia
• Uttar Dinajpur
• Alipurduar

Delhi 

               

Capital: Delhi     

          

Area:    1,484 sq km

Formation: 1 Feb 1992

Districts: 11

Language: Hindi, English

Districts of Delhi

• Central (Daryaganj)
• East (Shastri Nagar)
• New Delhi (Jam Nagar House)
• North 9 Kripa Narayan Marg)
• North East (Nand Nagari)
• North West ( Kanjhawala)
• Shahdara
• South (Saket)
• South East
• South West (Kapa Shera)
• West (Rampura).

The Union Territories of India

Andaman and Nicobar Is   

Total districts: 3

Capital: Port Blair     

Area:  8,249 sq km

Language: Hindi, Nicobarese, Bengali, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu

Districts of Andaman and Nicobar Is

• Nicobar (Car Nicobar)
• North and Middle Andaman (Mayabandar)
• South Andaman (Port Blair).

Chandigarh   

Capital: Chandigarh    

Area:  114 sq km

Chandigarh town planning: French Architect, Le Corbusier. 

 Union Territory: on 1 November 1966. 

Joint capital:  Punjab and Haryana States. 

It is bound on North and West by Punjab and on the East and South by Haryana.

Districts of Chandigarh

Chandigarh

Dadra and Nagar Haveli   

Capital: Silvassa  

Area:  491 sq km

Language: Gujarati, Hindi, English, Portuguese

Districts of Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Dadra and Nagar Haveli (Silvassa)

Daman and Diu       

Capital: Daman   

Area:  112

Language: Gujarati

Daman and Diu along with Goa was a colony held by the Portuguese,

even after Independence. In 1961, it was made an integral part of India. 

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Boundary: East by Gujarat, west by the Arabian Sea,  north by the Kolak River, 

south by Kalai river.

The neighboring district of Daman is Valsad in Gujarat. Diu is an island connected by

two bridges. The neighboring district of Diu is Junagadh of Gujarat.

Districts of Daman And Diu

• Daman
• Diu

Lakshadweep    

Capital:  Kavaratti 

Area:   32.69 sq km

Language: Malayalam, Jeseri (Dweep Bhasha) and Mahal

Lakshadweep is a group of 36 islands. The name Lakshadweep in Malayalam and Sanskrit means ‘a hundred thousand islands.

Districts of Lakshadweep

Lakshadweep (Kavaratti)

Punduchcheri 

Capital: Puduchcheri      

Area: 479 sq km

Languages Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, English and French

Districts of  Puduchcheri

• Karakal
• Mahe
• Puduchcheri
• Yanam.

Jammu and Kashmir 

Capital : Jammu(winter), Srinagar(summer)

Area : 222,236 sq.km

Languages: Urdu, Dogri, Kashmiri, Pahari, Ladakhi, Balti, Gojri and Dari

Districts of Jammu and Kashmir

• Anantnag
• Bandipore
• Baramulla
• Budgam
• Doda
• Ganderbal
• Jammu
• Kathua
• Kargil
• KIshtwar
• Kulgam
• Kupwara
• Leh
• Poonch
• Pulwama
• Ramban
• Reasi
• Rajouri
• Samba
• Shopian
• Srinagar
• Udhampur.

Ladakh       

Capital:    Leh, Kargil  

Area:  59,146 sq km

Districts: 2

Districts of Ladakh

• Districts Leh
• Districts Kargil

Ladakh becomes a Union Territory on the 1st Of October 2019.

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