Sunday, March 6, 2022

RIVERS OF PUNJAB/ SATLUJ, BEAS AND RAVI RIVER, RIVER SYSTEM OF PUNJAB

 The Himalayans Rivers are Perennial . They are watered by Glaciers and Rains. The Indus River and its Tributaries also perennial Rivers. But the Ghaggar River is a seasonal river. 

Major Rivers flow through Punjab are :- Satluj, Beas, Ravi and Ghaggar



GEOGRAPHY OF PUNJAB PART 1

Saturday, March 5, 2022

PLAINS OF PUNJAB/ HOW MANY PLAINS ARE IN PUNJAB? पंजाब के मैदान

 The word Punjab is originated from persian language which means "Land of five Rivers". But now there is only three Rivers are flowing in Punjab. These are - Satluj, Beas and Ravi. The Punjab is a part of Indus-Yamuna Plain region. 


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The Land between two rivers is called 'Doab'. Doab is a persian language word which means land between two Rivers. Where Do means and Aab means water. Modern Punjab is a land of three Doab.



                      DOAB                            RIVERS

  •                           MALWA                                     SATLUJ-YAMUNA
  •                           DOADA/BIST                            SATLUJ-BEAS
  •                           MAJHA /BARI                           BEAS-RAVI
  •                           RACHNA                                   RAVI-CHENAB
  •                           CHAJ                                         CHENAB-JHELUM
  •                           SINDH SAGAR                         JHELUM-INDUS        
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Friday, March 4, 2022

GEOGRAPHY OF PUNJAB पंजाब का भूगोल LAND BOUNDARY OF PUNJAB

 



The Word PUNJAB is originated from Persian Language. which means land of five Rivers. 

where  is punj means five and Aab means water. The Punjab is located North-West of INDIA. The shape of the Punjab is triangular. Its Latitude extention is 29° 30' north to 32°32' North latitude and its longitude extension is 73°55' east to 76°50' east longitude.

Punjab shares its land boundary with 3 states and 2 union territories. In its south Rajasthan and Haryana states share boundary.  Haryana shares boundary its south-east also. In its East, the Himachal Pradesh state shares boundary. 

Two Union Territories Jammu & Kashmir and Chandigarh share boundary with Punjab. 

The total area of Punjab is 50,362 km2 which is 1.54 % of the total geographical Area of India. 

Amongst 28 States of India, Punjab exist on 20th position. only Ladakh union territory's rank is more than Punjab.

Punjab shares international  boundary with Pakistan. Which is called RAD CLIFFE LINE. Total length of the boundary between Punjab and Pakistan is approximately 553 KM. 

The Satluj and The Ravi rivers make natural boundary between Pakistan and India. 


Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Article 371; Special status for states

 Special Status for States Under Article 371


Article 371 gives the special status to some states of India under part XXI of the Constitution.

The aims to give the special status to these states are to protect cultural and economics interests of the Tribal People of these states.

Special provisions are made for the people of these states.

Under Article 371, Eleven states have given the special status. These are

Article States 
Article 371Special provisions for MAHARASHTRA AND GUJARAT 
Article 371ASpecial provisions for NAGALAND 
Article 371BSpecial provisions for ASSAM 
Article 371CSpecial provisions for MANIPUR 
Article 371DSpecial provisions for ANDHRA PRADESH 
Article 371Eestablishment of central University in Andhra Pradesh 
Article 371FSpecial provisions for SIKKIM 
Article 371GSpecial provisions for MIZORAM 
Article 371HSpecial provisions for ARUNACHAL PRADESH 
Article 371ISpecial provisions for GOA
Article 371JSpecial provisions for KARNATAKA 


Tuesday, May 18, 2021

17th state of India

 REORGANISATION OF PUNJAB



REORGANISATION OF PUNJAB 1966

The Reorganisation of Punjab was made by Parliament in 1966. For this, the Central Government had formed a 3 members commission, SHAH COMMISSION, under the chairmanship of JC Shah. Other members were MM Phillips and S Dutt.

The area of Punjab was divided among Punjab Haryana ( A new established state) and Himachal Pradesh (then Union Territory). 

Hindi speaking Population area was given to Haryana and Punjabi speaking population area was given to Punjab. 


Reorganisation of States

 REORGANISATION OF STATES 


THE INDIAN COUNCIL ACTS OF 1861, 1892 AND 1909

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