tell me the names of districts in maharashtra?

Answer 1

Maharashtra state is made up of 35 districts, which are grouped into six divisions. Population data are from the 2001 Census of India.

Amravati Division 9,941,903

Akola District 1,629,305
Amravati District 2,606,063
Buldhana District or ( Buldana ) 2,226,328
Washim District 1,019,725
Yavatmal District 2,460,482

Aurangabad Division (Marathwada) 15,589,223

Aurangabad District 2,920,548
Beed District 2,159,841
Hingoli District 986,717
Jalna District 1,612,357
Latur District 2,078,237
Nanded District 2,868,158
Osmanabad District 1,472,256
Parbhani District 1,491,109

Konkan Division 24,807,357

Mumbai City District 3,326,837
Mumbai Suburban District 8,587,561
Raigad District 2,205,972
Ratnagiri District 1,696,482
Sindhudurg District 861,672
Thane District 8,128,833

Nashik Division 15,774,064

Ahmednagar District 4,088,077
Dhule District 1,708,993
Jalgaon District 3,679,936
Nandurbar District 1,309,135
Nashik District 4,987,923

Nagpur Division 10,665,939

Bhandara District 1,135,835
Chandrapur District 2,077,909
Gadchiroli District 969,960
Gondiya District 1,200,151
Nagpur District 4,051,444
Wardha District 1,230,640

Pune Division 19,973,761

Kolhapur District 3,515,413
Pune District 7,224,224
Sangli District 2,581,835
Satara District 2,796,906
Solapur District 3,855,383

Answer 2

Ahmednagar Akola Amravati
Aurangabad Bandra Suburban Beed
Bhandara Buldhana Chandrapur
Dhule Gadchiroli Gondia
Hingoli Jalgaon Jalna
Kolhapur Latur Mumbai
Nagpur Nanded Nandurbar
Nashik Osmanabad Parbhani
Pune Raigad Ratnagiri
Sangli Satara Sindhudurg
Solapur Thane Wardha
Washim Yavatmal


Also get full details of each districts at:

http://districts.nic.in/disdetails.asp?sc=mr

Answer 3

while seeing the answers of shiri poondi sir, shri MS sir, shri Harithaji and others which are so elaborate and well explained, but i wish to answer some points. No wonder harithaji stressed that you wish to toe your line in giving answer. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in his book "Pakistan or the Partition of India" writes: "Mr. Jinnah says India should be cut up into two, Pakistan and Hindustan. The muslim nation to occupy Pakistan and the Hindu nation to occupy Hindustan. Mr. Savarkar on the other hand insists that, although there are two nations in India, India shall not be divided into two parts, one for the muslims and the other for the Hindus, that the two nations shall dwell in one country and shall live under the mantle of one single constitution; that the constitutions shall be such that the Hindu nation will be enabled to occupy a predominant position that is due to it and the Muslim nation made to live in the position of subordinate co-operation with the Hindu nation". In 1942, at the time of the Cripps mission from the British Parliament to India, Rajagopalachari was among the minority of top Congress leaders who favored acceptance of the offer made by Cripps in an effort to end the political deadlock. In 1946 Rajagopalachari maintained his posture as a moderator when he advised acceptance of the Pakistan demand as the price which had to be paid for independence. Also in 1946, he became minister in the interim government which guided India in the final months up to partition and independence. Dr. Ambedkar further states: "This alternative of Mr. Savarkar to Pakistan has about it a frankness, boldness and definiteness which distinguishes it from the irregularity, vagueness and indefiniteness which characterizes the Congress declarations about minority rights". Therefore, to say that Savarkar was responsible for the creation of partition is to spread lies, untruth and venom to mislead people. At the end of his five year confinement in Ratnagiri, Savarkar joined Tilak's Swaraj Party and founded the Hindu Mahasabha as a separate political party. He warned of the Muslim League's designs of partitioning the nation. In 1937, Savarkar was elected President of the Hindu Mahasabha. He toured the nation widely and delivered the simple message that followers of Vedism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism were all Hindus.

Answer 4

Maharashtra (MH)
Code District Headquarter(s) Population (2001) Area (km²) Density (/km²)
AH Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 4,088,077 17,048 240
AK Akola Akola 1,629,305 5,429 300
AM Amrawati Amravati 2,606,063 12,235 213
AU Aurangabad Aurangabad 2,920,548 10,107 289
BH Bhandara Bhandara 1,135,835 3,890 292
BI Beed Beed 2,159,841 10,693 202
BU Buldhana Buldhana 2,226,328 9,661 230
CH Chandrapur Chandrapur 2,077,909 11,443 182
DH Dhule Dhule 1,708,993 8,095 211
GA Gadchiroli Gadchiroli 969,960 14,412 67
GO Gondiya Gondiya 1,200,151 5,431 221
HI Hingoli Hingoli 986,717 4,526 218
JG Jalgaon Jalgaon 3,679,936 11,765 313
JN Jalna Jalna 1,612,357 7,718 209
KO Kolhapur Kolhapur 3,515,413 7,685 457
LA Latur Latur 2,078,237 7,157 290
MC Mumbai City — 3,326,837 69 48,215
MU Mumbai suburban Bandra (East) 8,587,561 534 16,082
NB Nandurbar Nandurbar 1,309,135 5,055 259
ND Nanded Nanded 2,868,158 10,528 272
NG Nagpur Nagpur 4,051,444 9,892 410
NS Nashik Nashik 4,987,923 15,539 321
OS Osmanabad Osmanabad 1,472,256 7,569 195
PA Parbhani Parbhani 1,491,109 6,511 229
PU Pune Pune 7,224,224 15,643 462
RG Raigad Raigad 2,205,972 7,152 308
RT Ratnagiri Ratnagiri 1,696,482 8,208 207
SI Sindhudurg Oras 861,672 5,207 165
SN Sangli Sangli 2,581,835 8,572 301
SO Solapur Solapur 3,855,383 14,895 259
ST Satara Satara 2,796,906 10,475 267
TH Thane Thane 8,128,833 9,558 850
WR Wardha Wardha 1,230,640 6,309 195
WS Washim Washim 1,019,725 5,155 198
YA Yavatmal Yavatmal 2,460,482 13,582 181

Answer 5

Ahmednagar
Akola
Amravati
Aurangabad
   Bandra Suburban
Beed
Bhandara
Buldhana
Chandrapur
   Dhule
Gadchiroli
Gondia
Hingoli
Jalgaon
Jalna
Kolhapur
Latur
   Mumbai
Nagpur
Nanded
Nandurbar
Nashik
Osmanabad
Parbhani
Pune
Raigad
   Ratnagiri
Sangli
Satara
Sindhudurg
Solapur
Thane
Wardha
Washim
Yavatmal
 

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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