India map 2022

Modern humans appeared on the Indian peninsula from Africa no later than 55 thousand years ago. Initially, in diverse forms of isolation as hunter-gatherers, their long occupation has made the subcontinent highly diverse, second only to Africa in human genetic variation. Settled life appeared on the peninsula in the western boundaries of the Indus river basin 9 thousand years ago, developing slowly into the Indus Valley Civilisation of the 3rd millennium BCE. By 1.2 thousand BCE, an ancient form of Sanskrit, an Indo-European language, had spread into India from the northwest, exposing the Rigveda language and registering the dawning of Hinduism in India. In the early medieval era, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Zoroastrianism put down roots on India’s southern and western seashores. In 1858 India became a British colony. In 1947 India was split into a Hindu-preponderance Dominion of India and a Muslim-preponderance Dominion of Pakistan. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1. Indian States and Union territories India is a The lowest population has Indian state Sikkim (611 thousand people), the highest population has the state Uttar Pradesh (200 million people). 2. Population of some Indian States rivals that of Brazil What better way to start this series of maps of India than looking into the country’s population? Indians represent 17.6% of the human race; that’s right, almost every 5th person in the world is Indian. There are so many people t...

• Most Important Protected Areas IMP • HOT TOPICS 2021 Hot • National Parks In India Statewise Maps • Biosphere Reserves In India Maps • Rivers In India Maps • Mountains in India Map • International Organisation Imp • Important Locations on Map • Indian Organisations Imp • Military Exercises of India • Important Schemes Imp • Art and Culture Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 75 Ramsar sites in India 75 Ramsar Sites in India in 75th Year of Independence (2022). India adds 11 new wetlands to the list of Ramsar Sites in India. 75 Ramsar Sites in India • In the country’s 75th year of independence, India adds 11 additional wetland sites to its list of Ramsar sites, bringing the total to 75 sites spanning a total area of 13,26,677 hectares. • Within this year alone (2022), 28 sites have been designated as Ramsar sites. Based on the designation date shown on the Ramsar Certificate, the number is 19 for this year (2022) and 14 for the year before (2021). • As of Aug 2022, The state of Tamil Nadu has the most Ramsar sites in India (14), followed by the state of Uttar Pradesh with 10 sites. • Goa, Karnataka and Mizoram got there First Ramsar Sites, this year. • Addition of new sites takes India’s total number of Ramsar Sites to 75, the most of any South Asian country.. The 11 new Ramsar Sites in India include: • Four sites in Tamil Nadu, • Three in ...

India Map PDF is taken from hciseychelles.gov.in which is an official website of the government of India. • • Indian State with their Capital and other details list State Capital Population Official Languages Urban Pop.% Year Established Andhra Pradesh Amaravati 49,386,799 Telugu 49.67 1. Nov. 1956 Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar 1,383,727 English 22.67 20. Feb. 1987 Assam Dispur 3,12,05,576 Assamese 14.08 26. Jan. 1950 Bihar Patna 10,40,99,452 Hindi 11.3 26. Jan. 1950 Chhattisgarh Naya Raipur 2,55,45,198 Chhattisgarhi 23.24 11. Nov. 2000 Goa Panaji 14,58,545 Konkani 62.17 30. May. 1987 Gujarat Gandhinagar 6,04,39,692 Gujarati 42.58 1. May. 1960 Haryana Chandigarh 2,53,51,462 Haryanvi 24.25 1. Nov. 1966 Himachal Pradesh Shimla 68,64,602 Hindi 10.04 25. Jan. 1971 Jharkhand Ranchi 3,29,88,134 Hindi 24.05 15. Nov. 2000 Karnataka Bangalore 6,10,95,297 Kannada 38.57 1. Nov. 1956 Kerala Thiruvananthapuram 3,34,06,061 Malayalam 47.72 1. Nov. 1956 Madhya Pradesh Bhopal 7,26,26,809 Hindi 27.63 1. Nov. 1956 Maharashtra Mumbai 11,23,74,333 Marathi 45.23 1. May. 1960 Manipur Imphal 28,55,794 Meiteilon (Manipuri) 20.21 21. Jan. 1972 Meghalaya Shillong 29,66,889 English 20.08 21. Jan. 1972 Mizoram Aizawl 10,97,206 Mizo 51.51 20. Feb. 1987 Nagaland Kohima 19,78,502 English 28.97 1. Dec. 1963 Odisha Bhubaneswar 4,19,74,218 Oriya 16.68 26.Jan.1950( 1 April 1936 – Utkala Dibasa) Punjab Chandigarh 2,77,43,338 Punjabi 37.49 1. Nov. 1956 Rajasthan Jaipur 6,85,48,437 Hindi 24.89 1. Nov. 1956 Sikkim ...

S.No. State / Union Territory Governing alliance Other Parties 1 Andhra Pradesh YSRCP TDP nishan+JSP+INC+PRP+CPI+CPM 2 Arunachal Pradesh BJP JD(U)+NPP INC+PPA 3 Assam BJP+AGP+UPPL INC+AIUDF+BPF+RD+AJP+CPI+CPI(M)+RJD+JDPP+ANP+AGM+CPI-ML — 4 Bihar BJP+JD(U)+HAM+VIP RJD+INC+CPI(ML)L+CPI+CPI(M) — 5 Chhattisgarh INC BJP JCC+BSP 6 Delhi AAP BJP INC 7 Goa BJP GFP+INC+NCP — 8 Gujarat BJP INC+BTP+NCP — 9 Haryana BJP+JJP INC+INLD+HLP — 10 Himachal Pradesh BJP INC+CPI(M) — 11 Jammu and Kashmir [2] President's Rule — — 12 Jharkhand JMM+INC+RJD+NCP+CPI(M)L BJP+AJSU — 13 Karnataka BJP INC+JD(S)+BSP AIADMK 14 Kerala CPI(M)+CPI + Others (LDF) INC+ OTH (UDF) 15 Madhya Pradesh BJP INC+BSP — 16 Maharashtra SS+INC+NCP+BVA+PJPP+KSP+PWPWP BJP+ RPI+JSS AIMIM+CPI(M)+MNS 17 Manipur BJP+NPP+LJP INC+NPF AITC 18 Meghalaya NPP+UDP+PDF+HSPDP+BJP INC+NCP+KHNAM — 19 Mizoram MNF+BJP ZPM+INC — 20 Nagaland NDPP+BJP NPF INC 21 Odisha BJD BJP INC+CPI(M) 22 Puducherry AINRC+BJP INC+DMK ADMK 23 Punjab AAP INC+LIP SAD, BJP 24 Rajasthan INC+RLD BJP CPI(M)+RLP+BTP 25 Sikkim SKM+BJP SDF — 26 Tamil Nadu DMK+VCK+INC+CPI(M)+CPI AIADMK+PMK+BJP — 27 Telangana TRS AIMIM BJP+TDP+CPI(M)AIFB+MBT+TJS+INC 28 Tripura BJP+IPFT CPI(M) INC 29 Uttar Pradesh BJP SP+BSP+INC+SBSP — 30 Uttarakhand BJP INC — 31 West Bengal AITC+GJM (T) BJP ISF