General introduction to Rajasthan
Total area of Rajasthan is 3,42,239 sq.km is. Which is 10.41 percent of the country and Rajasthan is the first place in the country in terms of area.
On November 1, 2000 Chhattisgarh was formed from Madhya Pradesh and from that day Rajasthan became the first state in the country.
In 2011, the total population of Rajasthan was 6,86,21,012, which is 5.67 percent of the country's population.
Status, expansion, shape, and physical nature of Rajasthan
Relative to the landline, Rajasthan is located in the northern Gangetic.
Relative to the Green Weak Line, Rajasthan is located in the Goladrava.
Relative Rajasthan is located in the Eastern Gangetic, relative to both the Green Vetch and Earth lines.
Rajasthan state in the north-western part of India 23 0 3 '30 0 12' north latitude (detail 7 0 9) and 69 0 30 '78 0 17' east longitude (detail 8 0 is located between 47 ') . The regional expansion of Rajasthan is 342239 square kilometers, which is 10.41 percent of the total area of India. In terms of area it is the largest state of India (after the separation of Chhattisgarh from Madhya Pradesh on 1 November 2000).
Cancer line ie 23 0 30 'Latitude passes through Banswara-Dungarpur districts in the south of the state. Banswara is the nearest city of the state from the Cancer Line.
Extension: - From north to south, length 826 km Me And in the north, there is a village (Ganganagar) in the north to Borkund village (Kushalgarh, Banswara) in the south.
From east to west, the width is 869 km. Me And in the east east of Katra (Fatehgarh, Sam, Jaisalmer) in the west from Seelana village (Rajkheda, Dhaulpur) in the east.
Latitudinal span of Rajasthan - 7 0 9
Country-level interval of Rajasthan - 8 0 47
Shape
Similar to an odd angular quadrangle or a kite.
Terrestrial border
5920 km (1070 international and 4850 interstate).
Radcliffe Line
Radcliffe line is located between India and Pakistan. Its founder Sir Cyril M Radcliffe is considered. It was established on 14/15 August 1947. Its total range with India is 3310 km is.
Four states of India are located on Redcliff Line.
- Jammu and Kashmir (1216 km)
- Punjab (547 kms)
- Rajasthan (1070 km)
- Gujarat (512 km)
The maximum extent with Redcliffe Line - Rajasthan (1070 km)
The lowest range with Redcliffe Line- Gujarat (512 km)
Capital city's closest to Radcliffe Line- Shri Nagar
Radcliffe Line's Capital Highways- Jaipur
Big States in the area on Radcliffe Line - Rajasthan
The smallest state in the region on the Redcliffe Line - Punjab
The total boundaries of Rajasthan with Redcliffe Line are 1070 km is. It is found in four districts of Rajasthan.
- Shri Ganganagar- 210 Kms.
- Bikaner- 168 km
- Jaisalmer- 464 km
- Barmer- 228 km
Redcliffe Line extends from the Hindu Kamal of Ganganagar in the north in the state to the Shahgarh Bakhasar village of Barmer in the south.
Bahlalpur, Bahawalnagar and Rahimar Khan of Sindh province and the border of Sindh, Sindh, Kherpur, Sanghar, Umarkot and Tharpakar make border from 9 districts of Pakistan to the Redcliffe Line on Redcliff Line.
Most border with Rajasthan - Bahawalpur
Minimum border with Rajasthan - Khairpur
Two state (provinces) of Pakistan are hiding from Rajasthan.
- Punjab Province
- Sindh province
Radcliffe line is a synthetic line.
The highest extent from Rajasthan is Jaisalmer (464 km) and the lowest border is located in the Redcliffe Line of Bikaner (168 Kms).
District headquarter near Radcliffe - Shri Ganganagar
District headquarters at Radcliffe - Bikaner
Large district in area on Radcliffe - Jaisalmer
Small district in area on Radcliffe Line- Shri Ganganagar
Only the international border of Rajasthan-2 (Bikaner, Jaisalmer)
Periphery districts of Rajasthan - 25
Districts of Rajasthan Inter-city border - 23
Only Districts of Rajasthan-21 districts
There are 2 such districts of Rajasthan which have inter-state and international border- Ganganagar (Pakistan + Punjab), Barmer (Pakistan + Gujarat)
4 districts of Rajasthan are those whose border is from two to two states-
- Hanumangarh: - Punjab + Haryana
- Bharatpur: - Haryana + Uttar Pradesh
- Dhaulpur: - Uttar Pradesh + Madhya Pradesh
- Banswara: - Mid-Day + Gujarat
note
In the first place in the state, Surya Uday is in the Silana village of Dhaulpur district. The highest point in Rajasthan is in Surat, in the Katra village of Jaisalmer district, and the latter is the sunset.
Cancer line in Rajasthan passes through Kusalgarh tehsil of Banswara district. Therefore, the radiation of Sun in Banswara district is most direct. While Mr. Ganganagar is situated at a distance of the district's cancer line, therefore, the sun's radiation in the Sri Ganganagar district is most inclined.
Tropic of Cancer
23 0 30 'The northern axis is called the cancer line. Cancer line passes through eight states of India - 1. Gujarat 2. Rajasthan 3. Madhya Pradesh 4. Chhattisgarh 5. Jharkhand 6. West Bengal 7. Tripura 8. Mizoram
Cancer line passes through the middle of Banswara of Rajasthan. Dungarpur touches the district.
Rajasthan: - The first mention of the word rajasthan is in the article of 7th century Bastangarh. Basantagad article is in Sirohi. While the author of Marwar history, Mohanaut Nansi also used the term "Rajasthan" in his book "Nannes Rai Khat", and in the 19th century, Colonel James Tad used the word Rajasthan in his book "Annals and Attitudes of Rajasthan". The second name of this book is "National and Western States of India".
This book was first translated by the famous Hindi historian Goriishankar - Hirachand Ojha. It is called "Analysis of ancient Rajasthan" in Hindi. Kernel James Tad was a political agent in the province of Mewar (Udaipur) between 1818-1821. They sit on horseback and write history, so Colonel James Dade is also known as "Hooded Baba ".
George Thomas
In the year 1800 AD, "George Thomas" was named "Rajputana" for Rajasthan, before Colonel James Tad. This is mentioned in William Franklin's book "Military Memory".
Cultural division of Rajasthan
- Mewar - Udaipur, Rajasamand, Bhilwara, Chittaurgarh, Pratapgarh
- Marwar-Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Badmer
- Dundhad - part of Jaipur, Dausa, Tonk and Ajmer
- Hadavati - Kota, Bundi, Bandra, Jhalawar
- Shekhawati - Churu, Sikar, Jhunjhunu
- Mewat - Alwar, Bharatpur
- Bagarh - Dungarpur, Banswara
Important question
1 Who is the gateway to Rajasthan - Bharatpur
2 Mahua pods are found - Adarpur and Chitangarh
3 Years of Chappania famine in Rajasthan - 1956
4 Which direction does monsoon rain in Rajasthan rise - from south west to northeast
5 What is the height of guru peak peak in Rajasthan - 1722 m
6 Which city is known as Sun City in Rajasthan - Jodhpur
7 Rajasthan has an aspiration - the heterogeneous quadrilateral
8 Rajasthan has the highest area of which district - Jaisalmer
9 The length of the total terrestrial border of the state is - 5920 km
10 is the most eastern district of Rajasthan - Dhaulpur
11 Which of the chests of Rajasthan is called chest - Rohini
In the Kisas region of Rajasthan 12, teak forests are found - Southern
Sun shines in which district in the month of June 13 - boss
14 Districts of Rajasthan, Hya - Jaisalmer, Badmer
15 Which part of Rajasthan has the highest rainfall - south-eastern
16 In which district the number of Tahsils is highest in Rajasthan?
In which district the Sunrise is the first in Rajasthan - Dhaulpur
18 Uni Plateau is located in which district - Sirohi
19 What is lacking in Rajasthan - coniferous forest
20 How much of the land area of Rajasthan is desert - about two-thirds
21 Most venomous snake found in the western part of Rajasthan - Pinna snake
22 Absolute unproductive areas of Rajasthan - Samagov (Jaisalmer)
23 In which district of Rajasthan, the sun rays have the highest obliquity - Sriganganagar
24 How much is the area of Rajasthan is multiplied by Israel - it is 17 times bigger
25 Name of the Limit Line Line from Pakistan, 1070 km long, Radcliffe Line
26 Cancer line passes through Rajasthan Kekis district - through Dungarpur and Bosswana
27 most populous districts in Rajasthan by population - Jaipur
What percentage of the total area of 28 Thar desert is in Rajasthan - 58 percent
29 What is the vast ocean of sand in the Desert of Rajasthan?
30 Rajasthan's only fossil park is located - Akilgov (Jaisalmer)