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State Current Affairs lqcg% 7 cts @ Mahendra's YouTube Channel JAMMU AND KASHMIR • Heritage sites – western ghats , Ajanta caves , elephant caves , ellora caves • Capital / राजधानी– Srinagar , Jammu • Gugamal National Park , Navegaon National Park , Sanjay Gandhi • Jammu & Kasmir became independent on 15 august 1947 (Borivali) National Park , Tadoba National Park , Pench National Park , • Instrument o Accession between Nehru Ji and Hari Singh – 26 Oct 1947 Chandoli National Park. • District / जजला–22 • Bhimashankar WLS , Koyana WLS , Navegaon WLS . • Last governor – Satyapal Malik • Tiger reserve -Melghat, Tadoba-Andhari, Pench, • Girish Chandra Murmu appointed as the first Lt Governor of Jammu • Sahyadri, Navegaon-Nagzira, Bor. and Kashmir / जिरीश चंद्र मुमूम जम्मम-कश्मीर के पहले लेजटिनेंि िवनूर के 셂प में • LS - 48 , RS – 19 जनयुक्त। • Salsette Island – Mumbai is located • Urdu Official Language • बांध • Official Animal – Kashmir stag Koyna Dam, Satara – koyna river • Srinagar - City of Rivers/lakes Jayakwadi Dam, Aurangabad - Godavari River • Kashmir - Switzerland of India Ujjani Dam, Solapur - Bhima River • Jammu - City of Temples GUJARAT • त्यौहार – • Capital / राजधानी– Gandhinagar • Hemis Festival, Tulip Festival, Shikara Festival • Ahmedabad largest city • बांध - • Districts / जजला – 33 • Baglihar Dam - Chenab • 1 May 1960 • Kishenganga Dam - Kishanganga • Jewel of Western India , Largest producer of • Pakal Dul Dam – Chenab cotton in India . • Salal – Chenab • Sabarmati , Narmada , Tapti • Uri-II Dam - Jhelum • Garba , Dandia Raas • Chenani Hydroelectric Project , Chutak Hydroelectric Project • State Animal - Asiatic lion • चेनानी जलजवद्युत पररयोजना, चुिक जलजवद्युत पररयोजना • State Bird - Greater flamingo झील - • Rani ki vav • Dal Lake , Nagin Lake , Wular Lake , Manasbal Lake • Nalsarovar BS , Porbandar BS ,Thol Lake. राष्ट्रीय उद्यान • Blackbuck NP , Gir Forest NP , Marine NP , Gulf of Kutch , Vansda NP. • Dachigam National Park Hangul(Kashmiri Stag) LS – 26 , RS – 11 • Salim Ali National Park • 30th Edition of 9-day long International Kite Festival. • Kishtwar National Park • Gujarat becomes 1st state to implement 10% quota to • Hemis National Park EWS(Economically Weaker sections). • Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary • िुजरात ईडब्ल्यमएस (आजथूक 셂प से कमजोर विों) को 10% कोिा लािम करने वाला मंजिर - पहला रा煍य बना • Amarnath Temple , Vaishno Devi Mandir , Raghunath Temple . • Gujarat celebrates its foundation day on 1st May. MAHARASHTRA • ‘Fashionova’, India’s first Design Development Centre launched in Surat, Gujarat • Two new heavy-lift Chinook helicopters for IAF arrived at the Mundra port, Gujarat. • भारतीय वायुसेना के जलए िो नए हैवी-जलटि जचनमक हेलीकॉप्िर िुजरात के मंुद्रा बंिरिाह पर पह ंचे। • Gujarat tops in solar rooftop installations in India. • Acharya Devvrat sworn in as governor of Gujarat. • आचायू िेवव्रत ने िुजरात के रा煍यपाल के 셂प में शपथ ली। • Gujarat CM launches a cash incentive scheme called ‘Vhali Dikri Yojna’ for the welfare of the girl child. • िुजरात के मुख्यमंत्री ने बाजलकाओ ंके क्याण के जलए ‘वहाली जडक्री योजना' नामक नकि प्रोत्साहन योजना की शु셂आत की। • Amit Shah flags off the first fleet of eco-friendly e- buses in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. • अजमत शाह ने िुजरात के अहमिाबाि में इको फ्रें डली ई-बसों के पहले बेडे को झंडी जिखाकर रवाना जकया • Gujarat tops in NITI Aayog Report on ‘Composite Water Management • 2019 नई जि्ली में सेना कमांडरों का सम्मेलन शु셂 जकया िया था Index2019. • Road Transport & Highways minister Shri Nitin Gadkari inaugurated • Pooja Desai from Gujarat crowned as Mrs India 2019 conference on ‘One Nation One Tag – FASTag’ in New Delhi GOA • 91st Interpol General Assembly in 2022 in India . • Capital / राजधानी– - Panaji (Panjim) RAJASTHAN • 1987 Goa was formed as 25th state • Capital / राजधानी – Jaipur • Operation Vijay – 1961 • CM - Ashok Gehlot = Kalraj Mishra • Official Language – Konkani • No of Districts / जजला – 33 • Bombay High Court / बॉम्बे उ楍च न्यायालय • Largest city / सबसे बडा शहर– Jaipur • Mormugao harbor / मोरमुिाओ बंिरिाह • Official Animal – Camel • Fugdi, Kunbi • Official Bird– Great Indian bustard • Salim Ali BS • State flower – Rohira • Bhagwan Mahavir (Mollem) NP, Netravali WLS • State tree – Khejri • Mandovi, Zuari • International Border / अंतरराष्ट्रीय सीमा : Pakistan • Bridge inaugurated by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Named ‘Atal Setu’ • LS – 25 , RS – 10 in Goa. • Bikaner / बीकानेर - The Desert City • पुल का उद्घािन िोवा में कें द्रीय मंत्री जनजतन िडकरी ने ‘अिल सेतु’ के नाम से जकया। • Jodhpur / जोधपुर - Oasis in The Thar • Goa CM Manohar Parrikar passed away at the age of 63 years. • Udaipur / - The City of Lakes • िोवा के सीएम मनोहर पररूकर का 63 साल की उम्र में जनधन हो िया। • Dances / नृत्य - Bhavai Dance , Ghoomar Dance , Kalbelia Dance • Pramod Sawant was sworn in as 13th Chief Minister of Goa. • Chambal / चम्बल निी- Jawahar Sagar Dam , Rana Pratap Sagar dam • प्रमोि सावंत ने िोवा के 13 वें मुख्यमंत्री के 셂प में शपथ ली। • Jawai - Kota Barrage , Jawai Dam . • Goa cabinet approves 10% quota for economically backward sections. • झीले - Jaisamand Lake , Mansagar Lake , Sambhar Salt Lake , Pushkar • िोवा कै जबनेि ने आजथूक 셂प से जपछडे विों के जलए 10% कोिा को मंजमरी िी। Lake , Nakki Lake . • IFFI to celebrates its special golden jubilee edition 2019 in Goa. • Ranthambore National Park , Sariska Tiger Reserve , Keoladeo National • IFFI अपना जवशेष स्वणू जयंती सस्ं करण 2019 िोवा में मनाएिा। Park , Desert National Sanctuary , Mount Abu Wildlife , Van Vihar • 21st session of FAO-WHO Coordinating Committee of Asia for 2019 Sanctuary . held in Panaji, Goa. • Guru Shikhar - Mount Abu, Sirohi • 2019 के जलए एजशया के एफएओ-डब्ल्यमएचओ समन्वय सजमजत की 21 वĂ सत्र पणजी, • Sawai Mansingh Stadium - Jaipur िोवा में आयोजजत जकया। • Chambal Hydroelectric Project – Chambal NEWS DELHI • Rajasthan becomes the third state to ban certain categories of pan masala. • CM / मुख्या मंत्री – Arvindra Kejriwal • राजस्थान पान मसाला की कु छ श्रेजणयों पर प्रजतबंध लिाने वाला तीसरा रा煍य बना • Lt. Governor / उप रा煍यपाल – Anil Baijal • Kalraj Mishra: He is appointed as the Governor of Rajasthan / नए • Banks of river Yamuna / यमुना निी रा煍यपाल के 셂प में जनयुक्त जकए िया • High court – 1966 • Indo-French joint army exercise code-named ‘Ex Shakti -2019’ will start • स्थल - Qutub Minar , Jama Masjid , Jantar Mantar , Red Fort from 31 October 2019 in Rajasthan • 239 AA article • भारत-फ्रांस संयुक्त सेना अभ्यास कोड-नाम 'पमवू शजक्त -2019' राजस्थान में 31 अक्िमबर • 69th constitution amendment act in 1991 / संजवधान संशोधन अजधजनयम 2019 से शु셂 होिा • Delhi can make law on state list subject ( except Public order , police , • Indian Army to conduct 2019 “Sindhu Sudarshan” exercise from land ) / जि्ली रा煍य समची जवषय पर कानमन बना सकता है . November 29 to December 4, 2019, in Rajasthan • Assembly / जवधान सभा – 70 members • Two-day Sudarshan Chakra Vahini war exercise 2019 of Indian Army • CM is appointed by President / मुख्या मंत्री को राष्ट्रपजत जनयुक्त करते है . held at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan • Sanskrit Bharati Vishwa Sammelan begins in New Delhi. • Global Summit on ‘Spirituality for Unity, Peace and Prosperity’ held in • संस्कृ त भारती जवश्व सम्मेलन नई जि्ली में शु셂 ह आ। Mount Abu, Rajasthan. • ISA meet • राजस्थान के माउंि आबम में 'अध्यात्म फॉर यजम निी, शांजत और समृजि' पर वैजश्वक जशखर सम्मेलन आयोजजत जकया िया • India – Germany meet • UNESCO ties up with Rajasthan to promote state’s intangible cultural • National Tribal Festival heritage. • Health ministry launches eDantseva website and mobile application in • यमनेस्को ने रा煍य की अममतू सांस्कृ जतक जवरासत को बढावा िेने के जलए राजस्थान के New Delhi. साथ संबंध बनाए । • स्वास््य मंत्रालय ने ईडेंिसेवा वेबसाइि और मोबाइल एप्लीके शन लॉन्च की नई • Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot launched India’s first ‘Jan Soochna जि्ली। Portal’/ जन सचम ना पोिूल • Tourism Ministry launches “Audio Odigos” app for 12 sites of India • Rajasthan wins best innovation awards at 14th World Education during “Paryatan Parv 2019” in New Delhi Summit-2019. • 2019 Army commanders’ conference held in New Delhi launched OASIS • Rajasthan government launches new higher education model named (Officers Automated Structures Information System). RACE • Rajasthan Government banned advertisement and sale of e-cigarettes.] • Singhbhum ER, Sambalpur ER MADHYA PRADESH • निी – Damodar / िामोिर , baitarni / बैतरनी , son / सोन, South Koel , Subernarekha / सुबणूरेखा • Capital / राजधानी –Bhopal • नृत्य - Paika dance , Chhau dance , Jhumar . • Chief Minister / मुख्यमंत्री – Kamal Nath • जनजाजतया - Santhal , Oraon , Kharia , Gond . • Governor / रा煍यपाल – Lal Ji Tondon • महोत्सव - Sarhul , Tusu • Number of Districts / जजला : 52 • LS – 14 , RS – 6 • राष्ट्रीय उद्यान • Mukhyamantri Krishi Ashirwad Yojana • Kanha National Park , Satpura National Park , Panna Tiger Reserve , Justice Prashant Kumar Appointed as Acting Chief Justice Jharkhand Pench National Park , Bandhavgarh National Park. • High Court. • Gandhi Sagar Dam / िांधी सािर बांध - Chambal • जजस्िस प्रशांत कु मार को कायूवाहक मुख्य न्यायाधीश झारखंड हाईकोिू जनयुक्त जकया • Bansagar Dam / बाणसािर बांध – Sone िया। झील • • प्रधानमंत्री जकसान मानधन योजना में झारखंड को िमसरा स्थान जमला है • Bhojtal Lake , Lower Lake , Tawa Reservoir. PUNJAB • नृत्य • Lokranjan , Matki , Bhagoria. • Capital / राजधानी –Chandigarh • जनजाजत • CM / मुख्यमंत्री – Capt . Amrinder Singh • Agariya , Dhanwar tribes. • Governor / रा煍यपाल - V. P. Singh Badnore • महोत्सव • 1 November 1966 • Lokrang Festival , Khajuraho Festival , Malwa Utsav • Districts जजला - 22 • LS – 29 , RS – 11 • LS – 13 , RS – 7 • India’s first e-waste clinic to be set up in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
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