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Indian states : And Their capitals


 a)Indian States  And Capitals 

        STATES NAME                        CAPITALS                                    FOUNDED ON  

  1. ANDHRA PRADESH             Amravati                                        1, November1956
  2. Assam                                       Dispur                                             26,January    1950
  3. Arunachal  Pradesh                   Itanagar                                           20, Feb   1987
  4. Bihar                                         Patna                                               26, January    1950    
  5. Chhattishgarh                           Raipur                                              1, November 2000
  6. Goa                                           Panji                                                30, may 1987
  7. Gujarat                                     Gandhi nagar                                    1 may   1960 
  8. Haryana                                   Chandigarh                                       1,November  1966
  9. Himachal Pradesh                    Shimla                                             25, January     1971
  10. Jharkhand                                 Ranchi                                             15 November 2000
  11. Karnataka                                 Bangalore                                        1, November  1956
  12. Kerala                                       Thiruvanantha puram                       1, November  1956
  13. Madhya pradesh                       Bhopal                                             1,  November 1956
  14. Maharashtra                             Mumbai                                            1 ,may 1960
  15. Manipur                                   Imphal                                             21 January 1972  
  16. Meghalaya                               Shillong                                           21 January 1972   
  17. Mizoram                                  Aizauil                                             20 Feb       1987
  18. Nagaland                                 Kohima                                              1, December  1963
  19. Odisha                                     Bhubaneswar                                   26,January       1950
  20. Punjab                                     Chandigarh                                         1, November 1956   
  21. Rajasthan                                 Jaipur                                                 1 November  1956 
  22. Sikkim                                     Gangtok                                           16 , may 1975
  23. Tamil nadu                              Chennai                                            26 , January 1950
  24. Telangana                                Hyderabad                                         2 ,  June    2014
  25. Tripura                                     Agartala                                           21 , January 1972
  26. Utter Pradesh                          lucknow                                            26 , January 1950
  27. Uttrakhand                              dehradun                                             9 , november 2000
  28. West bengal                             Kolkata                                               1 November 1956    

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