India: States and Their Capitals| Activity based learning || List & Facts

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 GK Updates: Indian States and Their Capitals


India, a land of diversity,  has 28 unique states. Each state has its own capital. 

Do you know the names of Indian states and  their capitals?  

If yes, you are a genius. Come, play this game and gain more confidence.


🎯Well, activity based learning is here to test your knowledge.⬇️


🎯 Instructions to play this game:

8 Groups are being given in this activity .

Place the capital below its state.


🎯 How to do?

Click on the play button.

Sort the groups by dragging and dropping the items into each group.


🎯 Remember: 

Each group must have a state and its capital.


🎯 Hint: Arrange alphabetically. First of all look at the states.


🎯 You can enlarge the size of this activity to have more fun.


❌ Don't worry if you don't know much. 

🎯 Here is a list of 28 states and their capitals for you : 


1. Andra Pradesh : Amravati
2. Arunachal Pradesh: Itanagar
3. Assam: Dispur
4. Bihar: Patna
5. Chhattisgarh : Naya Raipur
6. Goa : Panji
7. Gujarat: Gandhinagar
8. Haryana: Chandigarh 
9. Himachal Pradesh: Shimla
10. Jharkhand: Ranchi
11. Karnataka: Bengaluru
12. Kerala : Thiruvananthapuram 
13. Madhya Pradesh: Bhopal
14. Mahabharata: Mumbai 
15. Manipur: Imphal
16. Meghalaya: Shilllong
17. Mizoram: Aizwal 
18. Nagaland: Kohima
19. Odisha : Bhubaneshwar
20. Punjab: Chandigarh 
21. Rajasthan: Jaipur
22. Sikkim: Gangtok
23. Tamil Nadu : Chennai
24. Telangana : Hyderabad 
25. Tripura: Agartala
26. Uttar Pradesh: Lucknow
27. Uttrakhand: Dehradun,  Gairsain
28. West Bengal: Kolkata

🎯 Learn these 28 states along with their capitals and play the game again to gain confidence and achieve success.

🎯Click on 'Show answers' to see your answers.
....and click on Correct Answers to know the right answers. 



📌 Facts :

1. Neighbouring countries of India : 

Pakistan, 

Bangladesh, 

China, 

Nepal, 

Bhutan, 

Sri Lanka, 

Myanmar, 

Afghanistan


2. The Union Territories of India: 

Ans. Andaman and Nicobar , 

Chandigarh, 

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu, 

Delhi, 

Jammu and Kashmir, 

Lakshadweep, 

Puducherry, 

Ladakh


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