नेपाल मा जस्तै मागे को जति राज्य दिने हो भने भरात मा एस्तो हुने रेछ

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नेपाल मा जस्तै मागे को जति राज्य दिने हो भने भरात मा एस्तो हुने रेछ&nbsp;&nbsp; Bodoland The agitation for the creation of a separate&nbsp;Bodoland&nbsp;state resulted in an agreement between the Indian Government, the&nbsp;Assam&nbsp;state government and the&nbsp;Bodo Liberation Tigers Force. Per that agreement of 10 February 2003, the&nbsp;Bodoland Territorial Council, Dimaraji The&nbsp;Dimasa people&nbsp;of&nbsp;Northeast India&nbsp;have been demanding a separate state called&nbsp;Dimaraji&nbsp;or &quot;Dimaland&quot; for several decades. It would comprise the&nbsp;Dimasa&nbsp;inhabited areas of&nbsp;Assam&nbsp;and&nbsp;Nagaland,&nbsp; Delhi[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] &nbsp;also known as theNational Capital Territory of Delhi, is a metropolitan region that includes the national capital city, New Delhi, and together with the neighbouring cities of&nbsp;Baghpat,&nbsp;Gurgaon,&nbsp;Sonipat,Faridabad,&nbsp;Ghaziabad,&nbsp;Noida,Greater Noida&nbsp;forms the&nbsp;National Capital Region, with a population of about 22 million residents.[19][20]&nbsp;The political administration of Delhi more closely resembles that of a state than a union territory, with its own&nbsp;legislature,&nbsp;high court&nbsp;and an executive council of ministers headed by a&nbsp;Chief Minister. New Delhi is jointly administered by the Union government and the local government of Delhi. The previous&nbsp;National Democratic Alliance&nbsp;government introduced a bill in Parliament in 2003, to grant full statehood to Delhi, but the legislation was not passed.[21] Gorkhaland&nbsp;(Nepali: गोर्खाल्याण्ड) is a proposed state covering areas inhabited by the&nbsp;Gorkha&nbsp;people, namely&nbsp;Darjeeling hills&nbsp;and&nbsp;Dooarsin the northern part of&nbsp;West Bengal.[22]&nbsp;The movement for Gorkhaland has gained momentum in the line of ethno-linguistic-cultural sentiment of the people who desire to identify themselves as Gorkha.[23] Harit Pradesh&nbsp; (Hindi: हरित प्रदेश,Urdu: ہرِت پردیش) is a proposed state, which would comprise 22 districts ofWestern Uttar Pradesh, currently forming six divisions &ndash; Agra, Aligarh, Bareilly, Meerut, Moradabad, and Saharanpur. The main reason for the demand for a separate state is the perceived cultural and economical differences between eastern and western Uttar Prades &nbsp; Kongu Nadu[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] Map of the proposed state of KonguNadu Kongu Nadu&nbsp;(Tamil:&nbsp;கொங்குநாடு) is a region of&nbsp;Tamil Nadu, southwest of the&nbsp;Tondai Nadu&nbsp;region, northwest of the&nbsp;Chola Nadu&nbsp;region, southeast of the state of&nbsp;Karnatakaand east of the state of&nbsp;Kerala. Proposals for a separate state have come from the&nbsp;Kongunadu Munnetra Kazhagam&nbsp;(KMK) political party,[27][28][29][30]based on the claim that the region accounts for about 40% of Tamil Nadu's revenue but receives comparatively little state investment.[31][32]&nbsp;The proposed state would comprise ten districts of Tamil Nadu:&nbsp;Coimbatore,&nbsp;Nilgiris,&nbsp;Karur,Namakkal,&nbsp;Erode,&nbsp;Tirupur,&nbsp;Salem,&nbsp;Krishnagiri,&nbsp;Dharmapuri&nbsp;andDindigul.[33] Kosal The Kosal region is located in&nbsp;Odisha&nbsp;state, between 19&deg; 37&rsquo;- 23&deg; N latitude and 82&deg; 28&rsquo;- 85&deg; 22&rsquo; E longitudes comprising the districts of Sundargar, Jharsuguda, Debagarh, Sambalpur, Bargarh, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, Nuapada, Kalahandi, Nabarangpur, Aathmallik sub-division of Angul district and Kashipur block of Rayagada district. It is surrounded by&nbsp;Jharkhand&nbsp;state on the north, on the east by the dist of Keonjhar, Angul and Kandhamal; on the south by Rayagada, Koraput and on the west by&nbsp;Chhattisgarh&nbsp;state. This geographical area comes under the&nbsp;Western Odisha Development Council. Mithila <div class="thumbcaption" style="border: none; line-height: 1.4em; font-

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&nbsp; Mithila[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] The Maithili speaking region Mithila&nbsp;(Devnagri: मिथिला,&nbsp;mithilāTirhuta: মিথিলা) is proposed to cover the&nbsp;Maithili&nbsp;speaking regions ofBihar&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jharkhand. There are twenty-four Maithili-speaking districts in Bihar:&nbsp;Araria,&nbsp;Banka,Begusarai,&nbsp;Bhagalpur,&nbsp;Darbhanga,East Champaran,&nbsp;Jamui,&nbsp;Katihar,Khagaria,&nbsp;Kishanganj,&nbsp;Lakhisarai,Madhepura,&nbsp;Madhubani,&nbsp;Monghyr,Muzaffarpur,&nbsp;Purnea,&nbsp;Saharasa,Samastipur,&nbsp;Sheikhpura,&nbsp;Sheohar,Sitamarhi,&nbsp;Supaul,&nbsp;Vaishali, andWest Champaran. There are six Maithili-speaking districts in Jharkhand:&nbsp;Deoghar,&nbsp;Dumka,&nbsp;godda,Jamtara,&nbsp;Pakaur, and&nbsp;Sahebganj. Purvanchal[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] Purvanchal&nbsp;(Hindi: पूर्वांचल,&nbsp;Urdu: پُورواںچل) is a geographic region of north-central&nbsp;India, which comprises the eastern end of&nbsp;Uttar Pradeshstate. It is bounded by&nbsp;Nepal&nbsp;to the north,&nbsp;Bihar&nbsp;state to the east,Bagelkhand&nbsp;region of&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;state to the south, the&nbsp;Awadhregion of Uttar Pradesh to the west. Purvanchal comprises three divisions &ndash;&nbsp;Awadhi&nbsp;region in the west,&nbsp;Bhojpuri&nbsp;region in the east and the&nbsp;Baghelkhand&nbsp;region in the south. The most commonly spoken language in Purvanchal is&nbsp;Bhojpuri. Purvanchal area is represented by 23 Members of Parliament to the lower house of&nbsp;Indian Parliament, and 117 legislators in the 403 member&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;state assembly or&nbsp;Vidhan Sabha.[34]&nbsp;Districts-Azamgarh,&nbsp;Ballia,&nbsp;Chandauli,&nbsp;Deoria,&nbsp;Ghazipur,&nbsp;Gorakhpur,&nbsp;Jaunpur,Kushinagar,&nbsp;Maharajganj,&nbsp;Mau,&nbsp;Mirzapur,&nbsp;Sant Kabir Nagar,&nbsp;Sant Ravidas Nagar,&nbsp;Siddharth Nagar,&nbsp;Varanasi. As a fallout of&nbsp;Telangana&nbsp;creation movement,&nbsp;Mayawati&nbsp;proposed 13 Dec 2009 to carve&nbsp;Purvanchal.[35]&nbsp;out of&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh. Current movement for Purvanchal is spearheaded by famous politician&nbsp;Amar Singh. Tulu Nadu[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] Tulu Nadu in relation to Karnataka and Kera Main article:&nbsp;Tulu Nadu state movement Tulu Nadu&nbsp;is a region on the border between the states of&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;andKerala&nbsp;in southern India. The demand for a separate state is based on a distinct culture and language (Tulu, w

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&nbsp; Vidarbha[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] Vidarbha region is composed of Amarvati and Nagpur divisions Vidarbha&nbsp;(Marathi: विदर्भ) is a region that comprises the Amravati and Nagpur divisions of easternMaharashtra. The State Reorganization Act of 1956 placed Vidarbha in Bombay State. Shortly after this, the state reorganisation commission recommended the creation of &quot;Vidarbha state&quot; with Nagpur as the capital, but instead it was included in Maharashtra state, which was formed on 1 May 1960. Support for a separate state of Vidarbha had been expressed by Loknayak Bapuji Aney and Brijlal Biyani Vidarbha. The demand for the creation of a separate state are based on allegations of neglect by the Maharashtra state government. Jambuwantrao Dhote led a popular struggle for Vidarbha statehood in the 1970s. Two politicians, N.K.P. Salve and Vasant Sathe, have led 21st century attempts to bring about a state of Vidarbha. Vindhya Pradesh[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] The former state of Vindhya Pradesh Vindhya Pradesh&nbsp;(Hindi:&nbsp;विंध्य प्रदेश) was a former state in central India, named after the&nbsp;Vindhya Range. The state covered an area of 61,130&nbsp;km2&nbsp;(23,600&nbsp;sq&nbsp;mi) and was created in 1948 by the merger of 34princely states&nbsp;in the eastern part of the former&nbsp;Central India Agency.[41]It was merged into&nbsp;Madhya Pradeshin 1956, following the&nbsp;States Reorganization Act.[42]&nbsp;In 2000,Sriniwas Tiwari, ex-speaker of the Madhya Pradesh assembly, called for nine districts to be separated from Madhya Pradesh to create a new state of Vindhya Pradesh, although this was rejected by the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh.[43] Kukiland[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] The Kuki Hills was an independent hill country during the pre-British colonial period. It was merged by the colonial power into&nbsp;Manipur. TheKuki people&nbsp;under the leadership of&nbsp;Kuki State Demand Committee[44]demand statehood for the Kuki areas in&nbsp;Manipur, i.e. Sadar Hills, Chandel, Churachandpur districts and some parts of Ukhrul, Tamenglong districts to be formed as Kukiland.[45] Saurashtra[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] Saurashtra was a separate state till 1956. It was a Part-B state and one of the best administrated states in India. After that it was merged into Bruhad Mumbai to carve out separate Gujarat state in 1960. But after that the region's development has slowen. The region has been discriminated in basic infrastructure like water, electricity, railways, health, education, roads etc. The people there demand return the statehood to Saurashtra.[46] Others[edit source&nbsp;|&nbsp;editbeta] Awadh&nbsp;state consisting of&nbsp;Awadhi&nbsp;speaking districts of central&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh. The population of proposed state would be approximately 5&nbsp;crores&nbsp;(50 million people) with an area of approximately 75,000&nbsp;km2&nbsp;and capital at&nbsp;Lucknow. Braj Pradesh&nbsp;consisting of&nbsp;Agra division&nbsp;and&nbsp;Aligarh division&nbsp;fromUttar Pradesh&nbsp;and districts of&nbsp;Bharatpur&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gwalior&nbsp;fromRajasthan&nbsp;and&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh. The proposed capital would be inAgra.[47][48]&nbsp;So far,&nbsp;Braj&nbsp;has remained as a historical and cultural region, rather than a political entity. Language of Braj is&nbsp;Braj Bhasha. Garoland,&nbsp;Meghalaya: People from Garo regions of&nbsp;Meghalaya&nbsp;are demanding for a new state Garoland. Gondwana, which would include portions of&nbsp;Andhra Pradesh,Chhattisgarh,&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh, and&nbsp;Maharashtra.[citation needed] Hyderabad State, which would comprise two districts (Hyderabadand&nbsp;Ranga Reddy).[49] <a href="http://en.wikipedia.or

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&nbsp; Kamtapur&nbsp;in northern parts of&nbsp;West Bengal.[50]&nbsp;The proposed state consists of the districts of&nbsp;Koch Behar,&nbsp;Jalpaiguri, and southern plains of&nbsp;Darjeeling&nbsp;including&nbsp;Siliguri&nbsp;city. Karaikal district&nbsp;(Tamil:&nbsp;காரைக்கால் மாவட்டம்) is one of the four districts of the&nbsp;Puducherry&nbsp;Union Territory, lying 150&nbsp;km (93&nbsp;mi) south of the&nbsp;Pondicherry&nbsp;district. There is a movement to transform Karaikal district into a separate union territory because of a perceived lack of development compared to the rest of Puducherry.[51] Frontier nagaland, covers four eastern districts of&nbsp;Nagaland. The aspiring state accuses the other ethnic groups in the rest of nagaland of social and economic discrimination.[citation needed] Ladakh, comprising a sizeable chunk of eastern&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir, has asked for Union Territory status as part of a desire to protect its&nbsp;Buddhist&nbsp;culture from the influence of the mainly MuslimKashmir Valley. Konkan, comprising konkani speaking part of India. The Proposed state includes Raigad, Ratnagiri, Thane, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and sindhudurg districts from Maharashtra&nbsp;[52][53]

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