Which indian state has this animal as the state animal?

Black buck has been retained as the state animal of Andhra Pradesh. (Twitter/Andhra Pradesh CM) In a bid to distinguish itself from its newly formed neighbour, the Andhra Pradesh government has declared new state symbols to replace the ones held by Telangana after it was created. The rose-ringed parrot has been chosen as the state bird and the jasmine is the new state flower. “The government felt that it is necessary to have separate symbols for the state after the bifurcation. Accordingly, the symbols have been notified for Andhra Pradesh,” Principal Secretary of Environment and Forests G Anantha Ramu said in an order on Wednesday. The state government introduced new symbols on their chief minister’s twitter handle. Neem is declared as the State tree. Known for nourishing those around it with clean air, Neem tree symbolises the State’s genuine & transparent relations with its people. — Andhra Pradesh CM (@AndhraPradeshCM) Jasmine is declared as the State flower of Andhra Pradesh, as the purity of its fragrance symbolises the State’s vision to spread positivity and knowledge among its people and in the nation. — Andhra Pradesh CM (@AndhraPradeshCM) Rose-ringed parrot is declared as the State bird for its beauty and cheerfulness. The govt has envisioned AP as a State which is green and eco-friendly with beautiful landscaping, to make people happy and cheerful. — Andhra Pradesh CM (@AndhraPradeshCM) Blackbuck is declared as the State animal of AP, as it is known for its quic...

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This article contains all the list of the State Symbols of Indian States and Union Territories. Each State and Union Territory has a unique set of Official Symbols, usually a State Motto, a State Emblem, an Animal, a Bird, a Flower, and a Tree. Some Indian States have a second Animal i.e Fish, Butterfly, Reptile, Aquatic Animal, and Heritage Animal as do Fruits and State Songs. The State Symbols of All the Indian States and Union Territories is what show and make India a Diverse and Incredible Country. Page Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Andhra Pradesh # Category Local Term English Term ➢ Motto సత్యమేవ జయతే Satyameva Jayate ➢ Song Maa Telugu Thalliki To Our Mother Telugu ➢ Dance కుచిపూడి Kuchipudi ➢ Animal Krishna Jinka Blackbuck ➢ Bird Rama Chiluka Rose-Ringed Parakeet ➢ Fish Mud Fish Channa Striata ➢ Flower జాస్మిన్ Jasmine ➢ Fruit మామిడి Mango ➢ Tree తీసుకోవడం Neem ➢ Sport కబడ్డీ Kabaddi Arunachal Pradesh # Category Local Term English Term ➢ Motto सत्यमेव जयते Satyameva Jayate ➢ Song Hamara Arunachal Our Arunachal ➢ Dance Aji Lamu (Common) Aji Lamu ➢ Animal Gayal Bos Frontalis ➢ Bird Hornbill Buceros Bicornis ➢ Fish Golden Mahseer Tor Putitora ➢ Flower Foxtail Orchid Rhynchostylis Retusa ➢ Fruit कटहल Jackfruit ➢ Tree Hollong Dipterocarpus Retusus ➢ Sport तीरंदाजी Archery Assam # Category Local Term English Term ➢ Motto Joi Aai Ôxom Hail Mother Assam ➢ Song O Mur Apunar Desh O My Endearing Country! ➢ Language Oxomiya Assa...

Well, you do know that Tiger is India’s national animal. But were you aware that each state of India has a distinct state animal too? Most of the animals are chosen in terms of the abundance in which they are found, natives of a particular region and endangered species. The state animals aren’t as well known as the national animal because of lack of publicity and awareness among the Indian audience. So, starting from the North, here’s a list of all the state animals of India. A critically endangered species, the Kashmir Stag is a native of India and found only in the hilly Northern regions. The deer has brown coat and no tail. The animal is today provided protection under Project Hanul and though their numbers are still small, they are slowly being saved from extinction. The beautiful, exotic animal is also one of the most endangered species and is found only in the extreme mountainous regions of South and East Asia. Apart from the state animal of Himachal Pradesh, the Snow Leopard is also the National Heritage Animal of Pakistan and Afghanistan. Snow Leopards cannot roar. Image Credit: Wikipedia/Flickr Upload Bot 3. Punjab, Haryana, Andhra Pradesh – Blackbuck Resembling the Gazelles found in Arabian subcontinent, the Blackbuck is one of the only remaining species of the Antilope subspecies of Antelopes. The Blackbuck is light coloured when born but turns almost black with age. Only the males have wavy horns and the females are hornless. Image Credit: Wikipedia 4. Uttarakh...

Goa is the “Rome of the East” or “India’s Miami”. It is situated on the southern coast of India. In terms of land area, it is one of the smallest states and the fourth-smallest in terms of population. Goa consists of a continental region and a distant island in the southwest coastal region of India. Maharashtra surrounds it from the north side, on the east and south by Karnataka, and on the west by the Arabian Sea. The eleven rivers of Goa that are recognized as the state’s lifelines are the Terekhol, Mandovi, Baga, Zuari, Colval, Saleri, Mandre, Harmal, Sal, Talpona, and Galjibag. Panaji City is the capital of Goa. Konkani is Goa’s official language, followed by Hindi, English, Portuguese, Marathi, Urdu, and Kannada. Shri Pramod Sawant is the 13th and current Chief Minister and Shri P.S. Sreedharan Pillai governor of Goa. Demographical Profile Goa has a total area of 3,702 km2 and a population of 1.6 million people. Goa has an 88 percent literacy rate, with a sex ratio of 973 females for 1000 males. Climatic Conditions The total literacy rate of Goa in 2011 was 88.70%. Goa’s climate is tropical and hot all year, with a lengthy and sunny season that lasts roughly from mid-October to mid-May, and a rainy season that lasts roughly from late May to early or mid-October, and is marked by stuffy temperatures, cloud cover, and regular rains that are sometimes torrential. The state’s entire forest cover is more than 1,424 square kilometers, accounting for about a third of the tot...