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Formation of States

Andhra 1953 Part of the state of


Madras

Gujarat 1960 Part of the state of


Bombay

Maharashtra 1960 Part of the state of


Bombay

Kerala 195b State of Travancore

and Cochin

Nagaland 1963 Union territory

Haryana 1966 Part of Punjab

Karnataka 1956 State of Mysore was

formed in 1953,

enlarged Mysore in

1956 which was

renamed in 1973.

Himachal 1971 Union Territory


Pradesh

Manipur, 1972 Union Territories

Tripura

Meghalaya 1972 Autonomous stale

within state of Assam


Sikkim 1975 Associate state since 1974 and a
protectorate of India before that.

Mizoram 1987 Dislrict of Assam till 1972 and


Union Territory from 1972 to
1987.

Arunachal Pradesh 1987 Union Territory

Goa 1987 Union Territory

Uttarakhand 2000 Part of Uttar Pradesh

Chhattisgarh 2000 Part of Madhya


Pradesh

Jharkhand 2000 Part of Bihar

Telangana 2014 Par of Andhra Pradesh

NOTE: Goa, Puducherry, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Sikkim were not a part of

India at the time of independence. Goa was liberated from Portuguese

occupation in 1961, Puducherry alongwith Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam, was

transferred to India in 1954 by the French, Dadra & Nagar Haveli were

liberated in 1954 from the Portuguese and Sikkim became a part of India in

1974.
Important General Information on States of India

First Ranked
States
State
Largest state (in terms of area) Rajasthan

Smallest state Goa

Most populous state Uttar Pradesh

Least populous state Sikkim

Most populous union territory Puducherry


(not incl Delhi)

Least populous union territory Lakshadweep

Most densely populated state Bihar

Least densely populated state Arunachal Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh
First state to be formed on linguistic

basis

Most literate state Kerala

Least literate state Bihar


The state with the longest Gujarat
coastline

The state having boundaries Assam with


seven states and two
countries

The state surrounded on three Tripura


sides by Bangladesh

The state surrounded by three Sikkim


countries and one state

The number of states which Nine


have a coastline

The number of Union Territories Four


which have a coastline
The states which have neither M.P.,
an international boundary nor a Chhattisgarh,
coastline Jharkhand,

Haryana
NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES OF INDIA

Pakistan Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab and


Jammu & Kashmir

China Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal


Pradesh, Ultarakhand, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh

Nepal Uttarakhand, Ullar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and


Sikkim

Bhutan Sikkim, West Bengal, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh

Myanmar Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland,


Manipur and Mizoram

Bangladesh West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and


Mizoram
TE:
• Jammu and Kashmir has two capitals — Jammu for winter and
Srinagar for summer.
• Guwahati and Ahmedabad are not capital cities.
• Capital of Pakistan occupied Kashmir is
Muzaffarabad
• *Hyderabad will be the joint capital of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
for 10 years, after which Amravati will be the capital of Andhra
Pradesh.

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