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| State/UT | Animal | Bird |
|---|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu | Nilgiri Tahr | Emerald Dove |
| Tripura | Phayre's Langur | Green Imperial Pigeon |
| Uttranchal | Musk Deer | Himalayan Monal |
| Uttar Pradesh | Swamp Deer | Sarus Crane |
- Is the Tamil Nadu state animal?
- What is Tamil Nadu state bird?
- Which is the state reptile of Tamil Nadu?
- Does Tamil Nadu have a flag?
- Who found Tamil Nadu?
- What is the old name of Tamil Nadu?
- What is Tamil Nadu known for?
- What is the flower of Tamil Nadu?
Is the Tamil Nadu state animal?
The state animal of Tamil Nadu is Nilgiri Tahr.
What is Tamil Nadu state bird?
Instead, one should anticipate it as the multicoloured Emerald dove, the state bird of Tamil Nadu, which, of late, has become a common sight in this area.
Which is the state reptile of Tamil Nadu?
Nilgiri tahr is Schedule – I animal, according to wildlife (Protection) act, 1972 and classified as Endangered (EN) by the IUCN. Head to body length measures about 80 to 140 cm. The length of tail about 9 to 14 cm.
Does Tamil Nadu have a flag?
At present there is no official flag for the state of Tamil Nadu in India. A flag was proposed for the state in 1970 but was not formally adopted at that time.
Who found Tamil Nadu?
The history of Tamil Nadu begins with the establishment of three Tamil powers in the southern part of the Indian subcontinent: the Chera, Chola, and Pandya kingdoms. The earliest mention of these kingdoms is of the Pandyas, which appears in Greek literature of the 4th century BCE.
What is the old name of Tamil Nadu?
In 1969, Madras State was renamed Tamil Nadu, meaning "Tamil country".
What is Tamil Nadu known for?
Tamil Nadu - Wikitravel. Tamil Nadu[13] - the land of Tamils is a state in Southern India known for its temples and architecture, food, movies and classical Indian dance and Carnatic music. ... It is the historical home of the famous Chera, Chola, Pandya and Pallava kingdoms which thrived in ancient and medieval India.
What is the flower of Tamil Nadu?
The State government is going all out to promote the cultivation of Gloriosa superba, commonly known as flame or glory lily, the State flower of Tamil Nadu, through several subsidy schemes.
