Arunachal Pradesh Districts

Arunachal Pradesh is an important state in Northeast India. The district maps of Arunachal Pradesh show all the districts that make up the state. It is one of the Seven Sister States of India. The districts of Arunachal Pradesh function as the administrative subdivisions of the state.

About the districts of Arunachal Pradesh

The state of Arunachal Pradesh is made up of 16 districts. Every district of the state is governed by a district collector who also looks after the requirements of the regional population. Given below are the names of the 16 districts of Arunachal Pradesh:List of Districts in Arunachal Pradesh

Sr. No.	District	District HQ	Population (2011)	Growth	Sex Ratio	Literacy	Area (km2)	Density (/km2)
1	Anjaw	Hawai	21167	14.19%	839	56.46	6190	3
2	Changlang	Changlang	148226	18.18%	926	59.8	4662	32
3	Dibang Valley	Anini	8004	10.07%	813	64.1	9129	1
4	East Kameng	Seppa	78690	37.62%	1029	60.02	4134	19
5	East Siang	Pasighat	99214	13.52%	980	72.54	3603	27
6	Kurung Kumey	Koloriang	92076	116.56%	1032	48.75	6040	15
7	Lohit	Tezu	145726	16.59%	912	68.18	2402	28
8	Longding*	Longding	*	*	*	*	*	*
9	Lower Dibang Valley	Anini	54080	7.20%	928	69.13	3900	14
10	Lower Subansiri	Ziro	83030	49.00%	984	74.35	3508	24
11	Papumpare	Yupia	176573	44.73%	980	79.95	2875	51
12	Tawang	Tawang Town	49977	28.40%	714	59	2085	23
13	Tirap	Khonsa	111975	11.61%	944	52.19	2362	47
14	Upper Siang	Yingkiong	35320	5.87%	889	59.99	6188	5
15	Upper Subansiri	Daporijo	83448	50.78%	998	63.8	7032	12
16	West Kameng	Bomdila	83947	12.53%	819	67.07	7422	12
17	West Siang	Along	112274	8.04%	930	66.46	8325	23

List of Current indian chief ministers

District                           Name

Andhra Pradesh             N. Chandrababu Naidu(Telugu Desam Party)

Arunachal Pradesh        Nabam Tuki(Indian National Congress)

Assam                          Tarun Gogoi(Indian National Congress)

Bihar                             Jitan Ram Manjhi(Janata Dal (United))

Chhattisgarh                   Raman Singh(Bharatiya Janata Party)

Delhi                              Vacant

Goa                               Manohar Parrikar(Bharatiya Janata Party)

Gujarat                          Anandiben Patel(Bharatiya Janata Party)

Haryana                         Bhupinder Singh Hooda(Indian National Congress)

Himachal Pradesh          Virbhadra Singh(Indian National Congress)

Jammu and Kashmir      Omar Abdullah(Jammu & Kashmir National Conference)

Jharkhand                      Hemant Soren(Jharkhand Mukti Morcha)

Karnataka                      Siddaramaiah(Indian National Congress)

Kerala                            Oommen Chandy(Indian National Congress)

Madhya Pradesh            Shivraj Singh Chouhan(Bharatiya Janata Party)

Maharashtra                  Prithviraj Chavan(Indian National Congress)

Manipur                         Okram Ibobi Singh(Indian National Congress)

Meghalaya                     Mukul Sangma(Indian National Congress)

Mizoram                        Pu Lalthanhawla(Indian National Congress)

Nagaland                       T. R. Zeliang(Naga People's Front)

Odisha                           Naveen Patnaik(Biju Janata Dal)

Puducherry                    N. Rangaswamy(All India N.R. Congress)

Punjab                           Parkash Singh Badal(Shiromani Akali Dal)

Rajasthan                       Vasundhara Raje(Bharatiya Janata Party )

Sikkim                           Pawan Kumar Chamling(Sikkim Democratic Front)

Tamil Nadu                    Jayalalithaa(All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam)

Telangana                      K. Chandrashekar Rao(Telangana Rashtra Samithi)

Tripura                          Manik Sarkar(Communist Party of India (Marxist))

Uttar Pradesh                Akhilesh Yadav(Samajwadi Party)

Uttarakhand                  Harish Rawat(Indian National Congress)

West Bengal                   Mamata Banerjee(All India Trinamool Congress)        

Ponicherry CM Rangasamy Profile

Name : N. Rangaswamy

DOB :04.08.1950
Birth: Pondicherry
Constituency in Pondicherry : Thattanchavatty
Political status : Chief Minister of Pondicherry
Political party : All india NR Congress
Languages known : Tamil, English
Education : Law Graduate

Rangaswamy Personal

Born on 4th August, 1950 at Pondicherry, the unassuming politician, known for his simple lifestyle is a bachelor. He belongs to the backward Vanniyar community but rose in politics as a Congress politician of the small Union territory. Nicknamed 'Junior Kamaraj', and inspired by the late politician, N Rangasamy quit practicing law to become a politician.

N Rangasamy became the 18th Chief Minister of the Union Territory of Pondicherry on May 16, 2011. He had earlier served as Chief Minister in 2001 and had continued for seven years.

He was asked to step down as Chief Minister by the Congress in 2008. A former Congressman, N Rangasamy broke from the Indian National Congress to float his own party -the All India N R Congress (AINRC) - in 2011 and the AINRC won its debut Union territory elections in alliance with the AIADMK.

He was elected the Assembly from two segments- Indira Nagar and Kadirkamam- which were carved out of Thattanchavadi constituency in 2011.

During his long stint as a Chief Minister in 2001 he brought in developmental reforms in the tiny Union territory. Housing subsidy for hut dwellers, free breakfast for school children, financial assistance for students in professional colleges, and a host of other infrastructural reforms consolidated his popularity.

Rangaswamy Political life

• 1991 - Thattanchavadi - Agriculture Minister
• 2000 - Thattanchavadi - Education Minister
• 2001 - Thattanchavadi - Chief minister
• 2006 - Thattanchavadi - Chief minister
• 2011 - Kathirkamam - Chief minister until now