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    States and territories of India 1

    States and territories of India

    India is a federal union of states[1]

    comprising twenty-eight states and seven union territories. The states and

    territories are further subdivided into districts and so on.[1]

    List of states and territories

    A clickable map of the 28 states and 7 union territories of India.

    The Census 2011 codes given in the table have been assigned by Census India from North-West to South-East.

    States of India

    Name ISO

    3266-2

    code

    Census

    2011

    code

    PopulationArea

    (km2)

    Language Capital Largest

    city

    (if not

    capital)

    No. of

    Districts

    No. of

    Villages

    No. of

    Towns

    Population

    density

    Literacy

    Rate(%)

    Percentage

    of Urban

    Population

    to total

    Population

    Sex

    Ratio

    Sex

    Ratio

    (0-6)

    Andhra

    Pradesh

    AP 280 84,665,533 275,045 Telugu,

    Urdu

    Hyderabad 23 28,123 210 308 67.66 27.3 992 961

    Arunachal

    Pradesh

    AR 120 1,382,611 83,743 Itanagar 16 4,065 17 17 66.95 20.8 920 964

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    States and territories of India 2

    Assam AS 180 31,169,272 78,550 Assamese,

    Bodo,

    Rabha

    dialect,

    Deori,

    Bengali

    Dispur Guwahati 23 26,312 125 397 73.18 12.9 954 965

    Bihar BR 100 103,804,637 99,200 Hindi,Bhojpuri,

    Maithili,

    Magadhi

    Patna 38[2][3] 45,098 130 1102 63.82 10.5 916[3] 942

    Chhattisgarh CT 220 25,540,196 135,194 Chattisgarhi,

    Hindi

    Raipur 16 20,308 97 189 71.04 20.1 991 975

    Goa GA 300 1,457,723 3,702 Konkani,

    Marathi

    Panaji Vasco da

    Gama

    2 359 44 394 87.40 49.8 968 938

    Gujarat GJ 240 60,383,628 196,024 Gujarati Gandhinagar Ahmedabad 25 18,539 242 308 79.31 37.4 918 883

    Haryana HR 060 25,353,081 44,212 Haryanvi

    (Western

    Hindi)

    Chandigarh

    (shared, Union

    Territory)

    Faridabad 21 6,955 106 573 76.64 28.9 877 819

    Himachal

    Pradesh

    HP 020 6,856,509 55,673 Western

    Hindi

    Shimla 12 20,118 57 123 83.78 9.8 920 896

    Jammu and

    Kashmir

    JK 010 12,548,926 222,236Urdu,

    [4]

    Kashmiri,

    Dogri,

    Ladakhi[5]

    Srinagar (summer)

    Jammu (winter)

    14 6,652 75 124 68.74 24.8 883 941

    Jharkhand JH 200 32,966,238 74,677 Hindi Ranchi Jamshedpur 24 32,615 152 414 67.63 22.2 947 965

    Karnataka KA 290 61,130,704 191,791 Kannada Bangalore 30 29,406 270 319 75.60 34.0 968 946

    Kerala KL 320 33,387,677 38,863 Malayalam Thiruvananthapuram 14 1,364 159 859 93.91 26.0 1,084 960

    Madhya

    Pradesh

    MP 230 72,597,565 308,252 Hindi Bhopal Indore 45 55,393 394 236 70.63 26.5 930 932

    Maharashtra MH 270 112,372,972 307,713 Marathi Mumbai 35 43,711 378 365 82.91 42.4 925 913

    Manipur MN 140 2,721,756 22,347 Manipuri Imphal 9 2,391 33 122 79.85 25.1 987 957

    Meghalaya ML 170 2,964,007 22,720 Khasi, Pnar Shillong 7 6,026 16 132 75.48 19.6 986 973

    Mizoram MZ 150 1,091,014 21,081 Mizo Aizawl 8 817 22 52 91.58 49.6 975 964

    Nagaland NL 130 1,980,602 16,579 Angami,

    Ao

    languages,

    Chang,

    Chakhesang,

    Konyak,

    and Sema

    Kohima Dimapur 11 1,317 9 119 80.11 17.2 931 964

    Orissa[6] OR 210 41,947,358 155,820 Oriya Bhubaneswar 30 51,349 138 269 73.45 15.0 978 953

    Punjab PJ 030 27,704,236 50,362 Punjabi Chandigarh

    (shared, Union

    Territory)

    Ludhiana 17 12,673 157 550 76.68 33.9 893 798

    Rajasthan RJ 080 68,621,012 342,269 Rajasthani

    (Western

    Hindi)

    Jaipur 32 41,353 222 201 67.06 23.4 926 909

    Sikkim SK 110 607,688 7,096 Nepali Gangtok 4 452 9 86 82.20 11.1 889 963

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    States and territories of India 3

    Tamil Nadu TN 330 72,138,958 130,058 Tamil Chennai 32 16,317 832 480 80.33 44.0 995 942

    Tripura TR 160 3,671,032 10,491.69 Bengali Agartala 4 870 23 555 87.75 17.1 961 966

    Uttar

    Pradesh

    UP 090 199,581,477 243,286Hindi,

    Urdu[7]

    Lucknow Kanpur 72 107,452 704 828 69.72 20.8 908 916

    Uttarakhand UT 050 10,116,752 53,566 Western

    Hindi

    Dehradun (interim) 13 16,826 86 189 79.63 25.7 963 908

    West

    Bengal

    WB 190 91,347,736 88,752 Bengali,

    Urdu,

    Nepali,

    Santali

    Kolkata 18 40,782 375 1,029 77.08 28.0 947 960

    -Total- 637,643 5,082

    Union Territories

    Name ISO

    3266-2code

    Population Language Capital Largest

    city

    No. of

    Districts

    No. of

    Villages

    No. of

    Towns

    Population

    density

    Literacy

    Rate(%)

    Percentage

    of UrbanPopulation

    to total

    Population

    Sex

    Ratio

    Sex

    Ratio(0-6)

    Andaman

    and Nicobar

    Islands

    AN 379,944 Bengali Port Blair 2 547 3 46 86.27 32.6 878 957

    Chandigarh CH 1,054,686 Punjabi Chandigarh 1 24 1 9,252 86.43 89.8 818 845

    Dadra and

    Nagar Haveli

    DN 342,853 Marathi

    and

    Gujarati

    Silvassa 1 70 2 698 77.65 22.9 775 979

    Daman and

    Diu

    DD 242,911 Gujarati Daman 2 23 2 2169 87.07 36.2 618 926

    Lakshadweep LD 64,429 Malayalam Kavaratti Andrott 1 24 3 2013 92.28 44.5 946 959

    National

    Capital

    Territory of

    Delhi

    DL 16,753,235 Hindi New Delhi 9 165 62 11,297 86.34 93.2 866 868

    Pondicherry PY 1,244,464 French

    and Tamil

    Pondicherry 4 92 6 2,598 86.55 66.6 1,038 967

    Responsibilities and authorities

    The Constitution of India distributes the sovereign powers exercisable with respect to the territory of any State

    between the Union and that State. "Article 73 broadly stated, provides that the executive power of the Union shall

    extend to the matters with respect to which Parliament has power to make laws. Article 162 similarly provides that

    the executive power of a State shall extend to the matters with respect to which the Legislature of a State has power

    to make laws. The Supreme Court has reiterated this position when it ruled in the Ramanaiah case that the executive

    power of the Union or of the State broadly speaking, is coextensive and coterminous with its respective legislative

    power." (italics in original)[8]

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    States and territories of India 4

    History

    Lists relating to Indian states

    and

    territories

    Population

    Highest point

    GDP

    HDI

    Tax revenues

    Voters

    Abbreviations

    Natural growth rate

    Sex ratio

    Vaccination

    Literacy rate

    Electricity

    Capitals

    Media exposure

    Origin of name

    HIV awareness

    Household size

    Home ownership

    Underweight people

    Place of worship

    TV ownership

    Transport network

    Power capacity

    Institutional delivery

    Life expectancy at birth

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    States and territories of India 5

    Pre-1956

    The subcontinent of India has been ruled by many different ethnic groups throughout its history, each imposing their

    own administrative divisions on the region.[9][10]

    During the British Raj, the original administrative structure was

    mostly kept, and India was divided into provinces that were directly governed by the British and princely states

    which were nominally controlled by a local prince or raja, although the British held ultimate power over them.

    After 1956

    The States Reorganization Act of 1956 abolished the British system of provinces and princely states. In its place,

    new states were drawn based on ethnicity and language.

    The former French and Portuguese colonies in India were incorporated into the Republic as the union territories of

    Pondicherry, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Goa, Daman and Diu in 1962.

    Several new states and union territories have been created out of existing states since 1956. Bombay State was split

    into the linguistic states of Gujarat and Maharashtra on 1 May 1960[11]

    by the Bombay Reorganization Act.

    Nagaland was made a state on 1 December 1963.[12]

    The Punjab Reorganization Act of 1966 divided the Punjab

    along linguistic lines, creating a new Hindi-speaking state of Haryana on 1 November,

    [13]

    transferring the northerndistricts of Punjab to Himachal Pradesh, and designating Chandigarh, the shared capital of Punjab and Haryana, a

    union territory.[14]

    Statehood was conferred upon Himachal Pradesh[15]

    on 25 January 1971, Manipur, Meghalaya and Tripura[16]

    on 21

    January 1972 the Kingdom of Sikkim joined the Indian Union as a state on 26 April 1975.[17]

    In 1987, Arunachal

    Pradesh and Mizoram became states on 20 February, followed by Goa on 30 May, while Goa's northern exclaves of

    Daman and Diu became a separate union territory.[18]

    In 2000 three new states were created; Chhattisgarh (1 November 2000) was created out of eastern Madhya

    Pradesh,[19]

    Uttaranchal (9 November 2000), since renamed Uttarakhand, was created out of the Hilly regions of

    northwest Uttar Pradesh,[20]

    and Jharkhand (15 November 2000) was created out of the southern districts of

    Bihar.[21] The Union Territories of Delhi and Pondicherry have since been given the right to elect their own

    legislatures and they are now counted as small states.

    Proposals

    Ahead of the 2009 General Elections in India, all the major parties in Andhra Pradesh supported statehood for

    Telangana. On 11:30 PM 9 December 2009, Mr. P. Chidambaram, Union Minister of Home Affairs, on behalf of the

    Government of India, announced that a resolution in the Andhra Pradesh assembly for the creation of a separate

    Telangana state would be passed. Mr. Chidambaram also stated that the process for the formation of a separate

    Telangana state would be initiated. It was not clear if this initiation of the process meant discussion with everyone

    involved on how to divide the state or whether the division of the state was being officially announced.

    As a result of this unilateral decision by the Government of India, several members of Andhra Pradesh's legislature

    submitted their resignations to protest the creation of the new state owing to the pressure from the people in their

    constituencies.[22]

    As of 11 December, at least 117 legislators and many Members of Parliament had resigned in

    protest of the Government's decision to carve out a new state of Telangana.[23]

    Due to the unexpected turn of events, after the parties which promised support to the Telangana state formation on 7

    December 2009 in a unanimous all-party meeting at the State level, presided by CM, Rosaiah, and later the party

    members of these parties made a U-turn on their support bowing to the pressure from the people in their constituency

    following the 9 December statement (in support of Telangana state process initiation), the federal government made

    another statement on 23 December to clarify its intention on the process that it would consult with all groups,

    political and non-political, before moving forward. It then formed the Justice Sri Krishna committee which has been

    touring the state consulting with different sections of the society. A report recommending a solution suitable to all

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    "voice vote" by the state assembly, despite criticism from the opposition and claims that the move was made to gain

    support for the next state election. It must gain the approval of the federal government, however this may be difficult

    due to the opposition to the creation of Telangana.

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