The Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli lies close to the western shore of India and comprises of two separate parts. Of these, Dadra is encircled by the territory of Gujarat, and Nagar Haveli lies on the fringe of Maharashtra and Gujarat. The region has bumpy territory particularly towards the north-east and east where it is encircled by scopes of Sahyadri Mountains (Western Hills). The capital is Silvassa.
The
historical backdrop of Dadra and Nagar Haveli before India's medieval period
(generally eleventh sixteenth century CE) stays dark. In 1262 CE a Rajput
intruder vanquished the nearby Koli chieftains of the zone and turned into the
leader of Ramnagar, a little express that included Nagar Haveli in its domain.
The area stayed under Rajput rule until the mid-eighteenth century, when the
Marathas procured Nagar Haveli.
Dadra
and Nagar Haveli went under the standard of Portugal in the late eighteenth century.
The Marathas surrendered Nagar Haveli to the Portuguese in 1783 as pay for a
Portuguese vessel that their naval force had devastated. After two years
Portugal procured Dadra, which turned into a sort of fief. After India
accomplished autonomy in 1947, patriots in Goa—the most established Portuguese
belonging in India—looked to split away from Portugal; their first triumphs
were the seizure of Dadra the evening of July 21, 1954, and their catch of
Nagar Haveli fourteen days after the fact. A star Indian organization was
framed in these enclaves, and on June 1, 1961, Dadra and Nagar Haveli mentioned
increase to the Indian association. Despite the fact that the Indian government
had just recognized the fuse of the two regions after their freedom from the
Portuguese, their status as a solitary association region was made authority on
Aug. 11, 1961.
Connection
of the State: -
It
lies nearly 15 miles (24 km) from the Arabian Sea and around 80 miles (130 km)
north of Mumbai (Bombay). The domain comprises of two areas—Dadra and Nagar
Haveli—which together grasp approximately 70 towns. The region of Dadra and
Nagar Haveli is spread more than 491 km2, landlocked between Gujarat toward the
north and Maharashtra toward the south. The closest railroad station is Vapi in
Gujarat on the Mumbai-Delhi course, around 18 km northwest of Silvassa. Bombay
is roughly 180 km from Silvassa. Surat city is around 140 km away. The closest
air terminal is Bombay.
Climate
and Festival’s: -
The
atmosphere is normal of the district. Summers are sweltering, with the mean
temperatures in May commonly ascending into the low 90s F (mid-30s C). Yearly
precipitation midpoints around 120 inches (3,050 mm), its majority falling
among June and September.
Silvassa
and the remainder of Dadra and Nagar Haveli commend all container Indian
celebrations - Ganesh Chaturthi, Navaratri (nine evenings of music and move),
Pateti (Parsi New Year), Id-E-Milad, Nariyeli Poornima, Makar Sankranti (Kite
Festival), Christmas and New Year.
Off
Beat Locations: To get indulged in best travelling
experience Dadra and Nagar Haveli offers one various place to explore.
·
Swaminarayan Temple
·
Nakshatra Garden
·
Vanganga Lake Garden
·
Silvassa Vasona Lion
Safari
·
Island Garden Dadra
Park
·
Silvassa Tribal Museum
·
Church of Our Lady of
Piety & many more
River,
Beaches and Lakes: -
·
Daman Ganga River
·
Dudhni Lake
·
Vanganga Lake Garden
Folk
Dance Songs and Language: -
The
various kinds of society and ancestral moves of Dadra and Nagar Haveli
incorporate the Tarpa Dance, Gherria Dance, Bhawada Dance, Dhol Dance and Tur
and Thali Dance. Tarpa is the most mainstream and brilliant people move among
the Varli, Kokna and Koli clans, and is best observed in Silvassa. It includes
the men and the ladies, and is performed around evening time, during the
collect season (September to Diwali).
The
official language of Dadra and Nagar Haveli is Gujrati & Hindi, but Marathi
is also spoken there.
Education:
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