What were the old names of the present states of India?

 

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India is our country which has always been rich in colorfull and knowledge. In this way thousands of histories are buried in India, whose imagination till today our modern science has not been able to lift the veil of the secret. India was and will remain a shadow. India's style has always been different, its art, its history, its wealth of knowledge, which has always illuminated the whole world with the light of knowledge. Today's report is completely based on different names of Hindustan which are centuries old and this name is always found to describe the place by those names but today our young generation is not aware of such old names. Know something about it, then today's report is about all the old names associated with India.

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All State Present name and past name of INDIA

Present Name	Past Name /History
Kashmir,	Kashyapamar The name Kashmir has been revised according the name of Rishi Kashyap.
Himachal Pradesh	Trigarta The state lies in the foothills drained by three rivers, Ravi, Beas, Satluj. Hence the name
Punjab	Taki The kingdom embraced the entire plain of the Taki from the Indus to the Beas and from the foothills to its junction. Five rivers below Multan- Chenub, Jhelum river, Ravi, Beas, Satluj
Uttarakhand	MansasKhand,Tangan Desh, Khas Desh, Keadar Khand, Garhwal & KUmaun, Uttranchal
Hariyana	Brahmavarta, Aryavarta and Brahomoupdesa  (During the olden period) 1st November 1996 it was rename Haryana
Rajasthan	Rajputana When India became independent, 23 princely states were consolidated to form the State of Rajasthan. Rename 26 January 1950
Jharkhand	Time of Mughal period – Kukara 1765, it came under the control of the British Empire and became formally known under its present title, "Jharkhand"
Bihar	Magadha in ancient times. In 1756, Bihar was part of Bengal, December 12, 1911 establish and March 22, 1912. Bihar finally figured as a separate state on India's map on April 1, 1912.
west Bengal	Kalinga “Bengal Province” before independence 1947 Bangla became “West Bangla”
Sikkim	Drenjong 15 May 1975 Sikkim Establish
Assam	'Pragjyotisha' and 'Kamrupa' (found the name In the ancient Sanskrit literature) 15 August 1947 establish Assam, Assam became a constituent state of India in 1950
Arunachal Pradesh	It was part of Assam, until it was made the Indian union territory of North East Frontier Agency (from the British colonial era). 1987 it became an Indian state
Nagaland	'Nakanchi' or 'Naganchi'  December 1st, 1963, as the 16th State of the Indian Union.
Manipur	illi-Koktong, Poirei-Lam, Sanna-Leipak, Mitei-Leipak, Meitrabak Manipur (present day) 21 January 1972 Establish
Mizoram	Lushai Hills District 1987 it achieved statehood In 1972 it became the Union Territory of Mizoram
Tripura	Kirat Desh on January 21, 1972 establish gained full statehood
Meghalaya	Meghalaya was previously part of Assam 2nd April 1970 Meghalaya as an Autonomous State 21st January 1972 as a full-fledged State
Uttar Pradesh	Brahmrishi Desh / the Madhya Desh It was rename two time- 1st April 1937 United Provinces                                          2nd 24 January 1950 Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh	it it was actually called Madhya Bharat here it was divide two different part Berar and Central Provinces. 17 September 1903 Berar with the Central Provinces. 1950, the Central Provinces and Berar was renamed Madhya Pradesh.
Chhattisgarh	Dakshin Kosala / South Kosala Chattisgar establish 1st November 2000
Orissa	Kalinga (Another ancient name of this region was Utkal)
Gujarat	Bombay State On 1 May 1960, it was divided by the two state
Maharashtra	Bombay State On 1 May 1960, it was divided by the two state
Andhra Pradesh	Madras State November 1, 1956 establish Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka	Mysore/ State of Mysore It’s was rename 1973
Kerala	Travancore-Cochin It’s was rename Kerala in 1956
TamilNadu	Madras state was renamed Tamil Nadu in in 1969