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How many Indian states/UTs have you visited?  

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    • Between 27-35. I am an India-trotter :proud:
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    • Between 17-26. I'm getting there. Will cover the country in a few years from now.
    • Between 7-16. I've just started off. Give me some time! :orderorder:
    • Between 1-6. I've never thought about travelling. :dontknow:
    • I've never come to India. :sad:


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from wiki I thought sometime in the 90s, it was declared a state with a legislature, CM, etc.
Although technically a federally administered union territory, the political administration of the NCT of Delhi today more closely resembles that of a state of India with its own legislature, high court and an executive council of ministers headed by a Chief Minister. New Delhi is jointly administered by the federal Government of India and the local Government of Delhi, and is the capital of the NCT of Delhi.
source - wiki
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I've visisted, and by that I'm not counting transit, the following states for at least 4 days. States: Maharashtra Gujarat Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan (been to almost every place of note, except Mt Abu) Delhi UP (Agra, Lucknow, Barabanki, Noida, Kanpur. not been to the eastern part of the state) Kerala TN Karnataka ( haven't had the chance to properly explore Bangalore though :(( ) Andhra Pradesh Goa ( lost count of the # of times I've been there) Haryana UT: Chandigarh Dadra and Nagar Haveli Daman Lakshwadeep Pondicherry

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I have lived in 13 states for more than one year. Uttarakhand Punjab Assam Arunachal Pradesh Andhra Pradesh.....twice,in different decades. Madhya Pradesh Maharastra...twice in different decades Uttar Pradesh Jammu And Kashmir Goa Haryana Tamil Nadu Delhi
Why am I imagining this :hmmm: Mr. Beetle: Pyar se bol rahe he, saamaan bandho nehi to thappar marke bhi bol sakte the Beetle: Thappar se darr nehi lagta Mr. Beetle, darr lagta hai garmi mein train journey se
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from wiki I thought sometime in the 90s, it was declared a state with a legislature, CM, etc.
It resembles a state but it does not have 'state' status. Btw, even Pondicherry has a state legislature and a CM but is still a UT. Any official Indian Government site will tell you that India is divided into 28 states, 6 UTs and 1 NCT. The last four states of India are - Goa - 25th (1987), Chhattisgarh - 26th (2000), Uttarakhand - 27th (2000) and Jharkhand - 28th (2000).
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I see that many have visited TN and I'm surprised. I can understand a lot of entries for Maharashtra (due to Mumbai) or Delhi' date=' but wonder what brought many to TN. Work/Religious tourism/other tourism?[/quote'] I am equally surprised to see many have visited WB. Why did they come to Bengal - to see Mamata Banerjee? :hmmmm2:
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I've visisted, and by that I'm not counting transit, the following states for at least 4 days. States: Maharashtra Gujarat Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan (been to almost every place of note, except Mt Abu) Delhi UP (Agra, Lucknow, Barabanki, Noida, Kanpur. not been to the eastern part of the state) Kerala TN Karnataka ( haven't had the chance to properly explore Bangalore though :(( ) Andhra Pradesh Goa ( lost count of the # of times I've been there) Haryana UT: Chandigarh Dadra and Nagar Haveli Daman Lakshwadeep Pondicherry
Your UT count is really impressive, though your state count is okayish. :--D Very few Indians would have visited 5 UTs.
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I've visisted, and by that I'm not counting transit, the following states for at least 4 days. States: Maharashtra Gujarat Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan (been to almost every place of note, except Mt Abu) Delhi UP (Agra, Lucknow, Barabanki, Noida, Kanpur. not been to the eastern part of the state) Kerala TN Karnataka ( haven't had the chance to properly explore Bangalore though :(( ) Andhra Pradesh Goa ( lost count of the # of times I've been there) Haryana UT: Chandigarh Dadra and Nagar Haveli Daman Lakshwadeep Pondicherry
No Punjab ? :fail:
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Kerala (my home state) Jharkhand (then Ranchi was in bihar) West Bengal Karnataka Himachal Rajashthan Delhi Uttar Pradesh (Agra) Tamil Nadu
Forgot to add the UTs Pondicherry, Goa. Also been to Chandigarh (Punjab)
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I see that many have visited TN and I'm surprised. I can understand a lot of entries for Maharashtra (due to Mumbai) or Delhi' date=' but wonder what brought many to TN. Work/Religious tourism/other tourism?[/quote'] Looks like one can't live in India without visiting TN:haha: On topic: Have just been to TN, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra, Pondi, Goa :sad:
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Why am I imagining this :hmmm: Mr. Beetle: Pyar se bol rahe he, saamaan bandho nehi to thappar marke bhi bol sakte the Beetle: Thappar se darr nehi lagta Mr. Beetle, darr lagta hai garmi mein train journey se
I love tranfers. The thought of living in one place for years makes me sad. Love the whole packing ,moving,exploring new place,making new friends bit.
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