To run the country better and to maintain the system better, the country is divided into states. The states are then divided into districts. In Rajasthan, there is a division between the state and the districts. Divisions are made by joining many districts.
Presently there are 7 divisions in Rajasthan.
Jaipur Division- Jaipur, Dausa, Sikar, Alwar, Jhunjhunu
Jodhpur Division- Jodhpur, Jalore, Pali, Barmer, Sirohi, Jaisalmer
Bharatpur Division – Bharatpur, Dholpur, Karauli, Sawai Madhopur
Ajmer Division- Ajmer, Bhilwara, Tonk, Nagaur
Kota Division- Kota, Bundi, Banra, Jhalawar
Bikaner Division- Bikaner, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Churu
Udaipur Division - Udaipur, Rajsamad, Dungarpur, Banswara, Chittaurgarh, Pratapgarh
The divisional system in Rajasthan was started in 1949 by the Hiralal Shastri government. In April 1962, the divisional system was abolished by the Mohanlal Sukhadia government. On January 15, 1987, the divisional system was re-introduced by the Hari Dev Joshi government.
Ajmer was created in the sixth division of Rajasthan in 1987. It was separated from Jaipur division and became a new division. On June 4, 2005, the 7th division of Rajasthan was made Bharatpur.
fact
First nominated Chief Minister of the state - Hira Lal Shastri (1949-1951).
When the first general elections of Rajasthan were held - January 1952.
In the first general election, how many seats were there in the assembly - there were 160 seats.
When and where the first meeting of the Legislative Assembly took place - on 29 March 1952 in Sawai Mansingh Town Hall.
The first Rajasthan Legislative Assembly (1952–1957) was inaugurated on 31 March 1952.
The first elected Chief Minister of the state - Tikaram Paliwal (1952).
Record of being the most Chief Minister - Mohanlal Sukhadia (17 years).
The creator of modern Rajasthan - Mohanlal Sukhadia.
The leader who was the Chief Minister for the shortest period - Hiralal Devpura (16 days).
First Chief Minister of Scheduled Caste in Rajasthan - Jagannath Paharia (Bhusawar-Bharatpur).
When was the new Legislative Assembly building built - in 2001.
The stones of which places have been used in this - the stones of Jodhpur and Karoli. Name the Maharaja of Rajasthan who remained Rajpramukh even after attaining independence - Sawai Mansingh (1949-1956).
Jaipur
Districts - Jaipur, Dausa, Sikar, Alwar, Jhunjhunu(5 Districts - Trick : Jai Dosi of Anjhu)
Area - 36,615 sq. km.
largest population
highest density
Highest Scheduled Caste Percentage Population
Highest Literacy - 72.99
Jodhpur
Districts - Jodhpur, Barmer, Pali, Jalore, Sirohi, Jaisalmer (6 Districts - Trick : JD BAP JASI Jaisalmer)
Area - 1,17,800 sq. km.
maximum area
highest decadal growth rate
Lowest Literacy - 59.57
highest international border
Large in area on the international/inter-state border
Divisional Headquarters away from International/Inter-State Border
Bikaner
Districts - Bikaner, Churu, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh(4 Districts - Trick : Bika ji is healed)
Area - 64,708 sq. km.
Highest Scheduled Caste Population
minimum international border
Divisional Headquarters near International Border
small division in area on the international border
Division with least number of rivers (no river flows in Bikaner and Churu districts)
Ajmer
Districts - Ajmer, Bhilwara, Nagaur, Tonk(4 Districts - Trick : Now NATO)
Area - 43,848 sq. km.
Central Division of Rajasthan
minimum interstate border
Division adjoining the boundary of all 6 divisions
Udaipur
Districts - Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Rajsamand, Dungarpur, Banswara, Pratapgarh(6 Districts - Trick : Dip Pratap of proper king)
Area - 36,942 sq. km.
Most Scheduled Tribes
highest sex ratio
highest inter-state border
Division forming the inter-state border twice
quota
District - Kota, Jhalawar, Baran, Bundi(4 Districts - Trick : Kojha Babu)
Area - 24,204 sq. km.
minimum population
Division with most rivers (district with rivers - Chittorgarh)
Bharatpur
Districts - Bharatpur, Sawai Madhopur, Karauli, Dhaulpur(4 Districts - Trick : Bhar Maa's Dhok)
Area - 18,122 sq km.
On June 4, 2005, the 7th division of Rajasthan was made Bharatpur.
Bharatpur division was carved out of two divisions which are as follows.
Bharatpur and Dholpur were taken from Jaipur division and Sawai Madhopur and Karauli were taken from Kota division.
small in area on the interstate border
Divisional headquarters near the inter-state border
international border
Divisions forming the international border - Bikaner and Jodhpur
Division forming the largest international border - Jodhpur
Division forming the minimum international border - Bikaner
Divisional Headquarters-Bikaner near International Border
Divisional Headquarters away from International Border -Jodhpur
Large division in area on the international border - Jodhpur
Small division in area on the international border - Bikaner
interstate border
Division-seven forming the inter-state border
Division forming the highest inter-state border - Udaipur
Division forming the minimum inter-state border boundary- Ajmer
Divisional headquarters near the inter-state border - Bharatpur
Divisional headquarters away from the inter-state border- Jodhpur
Large division in area on the inter-state border - Jodhpur
Small division in area on the inter-state border - Bharatpur
Division forming the inter-state border twice - Udaipur (two parts of Chittorgarh)
Central Division of Rajasthan- Ajmer
The division bordering all 6 divisions-Ajmer
Division with maximum number of rivers - Kota (District with rivers - Chittorgarh)
Least rivers division- Bikaner (in Bikaner and Churu district)No river flows
At present there are 2 divisions (Jodhpur and Udaipur) with 6 districts in Rajasthan and one division is Jaipur with 5 districts. And there are 4 divisions (Bikaner, Kota, Bharatpur, Ajmer) with 4 districts.
Before 4th June, 2005 there were 7 districts division – Jaipur, 6 districts division – Jodhpur and Kota, 5 districts Udaipur, 4 districts 2 (Bikaner and Ajmer).
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important question
1. Rajasthan Day is celebrated on?- 30 March.
2. It was decided to transfer the administration of the Fisheries Association to Rajasthan? - In the year 1949 (on 15th May 1949, when the Matsya Union was merged with the United Greater Rajasthan.)
3. The geographical region of Rajputana was named as Rajasthan? - 1 November 1956
4. Who was the Prime Minister of Greater Rajasthan? - Hiralal Shastri
5. Rajasthan was formed by the integration of how many princely states and places? - 19 princely states and 3 hideouts.
In which district did the battle of Khanwa between Maharana Sanga and Babur take place in 6.1527 AD? - Bharatpur |
7. Who gave his property to Maharana Pratap? - Bhamashah |
Where was the capital of Maharana Pratap after Diber's war (October 1582)? - Chawand|
9. Which servant in the history of Mewar sacrificed her child to save the prince? - Pannadhay |
10. Ajairaj Chohan was the founder? - Ajmer |
11. Where did the coronation of Maharana Pratap take place? - In Gogunda |
12. Which Rajput ruler assumed the title of Adivaraha? - Mihirbhoj I (It belonged to Gurjara Pratihara dynasty).
13. Which queen cut off her head and presented her when her husband asked for a sign while going to the battlefield? - Hadi Queen |
14. Which dynasty of Rajputs ruled over Jaipur? - Kachhwaha |
15. What was called the Copper City Civilization? - Civilization of Ahad |
16. Where is Kalibanga located? - Hanuman Garh |
17. Where is the evidence of Mauryan civilization found? - Biratnagar Jaipur |
18. From where have the remains of Prak Indus Civilization and Indus Civilization been found? - from Kalibanga
19. Evidence of growing two crops simultaneously in the same field has been found in the ancient Harappan levels? - From Kalibanga |
20. Where are the remains of Buddhist culture found in Rajasthan? - Biratnagar Jaipur |
21. Where are Buddhist monasteries found in Rajasthan? - Virat Nagar Jaipur |
22. Where is the Archives of Rajasthan located? - Bikaner |
23. Who wrote the Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan? - Colonel James Todd |
24. Where was the political agent James Todd? - Western Rajasthan State.
During the Mughal siege of Chittor in 25.1567-1568, two Rajput nobles gave up their lives while protecting the fort. - Jaimal, Patta.
26. The only Muslim Sardar who was with Maharana Pratap in the battle of Haldi Ghanti? - Hakim Khan Suri |
27. Who founded the Mewar Praja Mandal - Manikya Lal Verma |
28. Which royal family of Rajputana had patronized Praja Mandal - Jhalawar |
29. Which area of Rajasthan took the initiative in starting the peasant movement - Mewar |
30. Who was the leader of the Bijolia peasant movement - Sadhu Sitaram Das.
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