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States and Capital List of India 2022

The Indian States and Capitals List 2022 consists of 28 states and 8 union territories. In this article, we are giving you the latest update on the States and Capitals of India.

States and Capitals list of India 2022

S.NOStateCapitalCMGovernor
1Andhra PradeshAmaravatiYS Jagan Mohan ReddyBiswa Bhusan Harichandan
2Arunachal PradeshItanagarPema KhanduB. D. Mishra
3AssamDispurHimanta Biswa SarmaJagdish Mukhi
4BiharPatnaNitish KumarPhagu Chauhan
5ChhattisgarhRaipurBhupesh BaghelSushri Anusuiya Uikey
6GoaPanajiPramod SawantP.S. Sreedharan Pillai
7GujaratGandhinagarBhupendra PatelAcharya Dev Vrat
8HaryanaChandigarhManohar LalBandaru Dattatraya
9Himachal PradeshShimlaJairam ThakurRajendra Vishwanath Arlekar
10JharkhandRanchiHemant SorenRamesh Bais
11KarnatakaBengaluruBasavaraj BommaiThaawarchand Gehlot
12KeralaThiruvananthapuramPinarayi VijayanArif Mohammed Khan
13Madhya PradeshBhopalShivraj Singh ChouhanMangubhai Chhaganbhai Patel
14MaharashtraMumbaiUddhav ThackerayBhagat Singh Koshyari
15ManipurImphalN. Biren SinghLa. Ganesan
16MeghalayaShillongConrad Kongkal SangmaSatya Pal Malik
17MizoramAizawlPu ZoramthangaKambhampati Haribabu
18NagalandKohimaNeiphiu RioJagdish Mukhi
19OdishaBhubaneswarNaveen PatnaikGaneshi Lal
20PunjabChandigarhBhagwant Singh MannBanwarilal Purohit
21RajasthanJaipurAshok GehlotKalraj Mishra
22SikkimGangtokPS GolayGanga Prasad
23Tamil NaduChennaiM. K. StalinR. N. Ravi
24TelanganaHyderabadK Chandrasekhar RaoTamilisai Soundararajan
25TripuraAgartalaBiplab Kumar DebSatyadeo Narain Arya
26Uttar PradeshLucknowYogi Aditya NathAnandiben Patel
27UttarakhandDehradunPushkar Singh DhamiLt. Gen. Gurmit Singh
28West BengalKolkataMamata BanerjeeJagdeep Dhankhar

Union Territories and Capitals

SL.NOUnion TerritoriesCapitalCMLt. Governor
1Andaman and Nicobar IslandPort BlairNAD K Joshi
2ChandigarhChandigarhNABanwarilal Purohit
3Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and DiuDamanNAPraful Patel
4DelhiDelhiArvind KejriwalAnil Baijal
5LadakhNANARadha Krishna Mathur
6LakshadweepKavarattiNAPraful Patel
7Jammu and KashmirNANAManoj Sinha
8PuducherryPondicherryN. RangaswamyDr. Tamilisai Soundararajan


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