Haryana

Haryana is a northern Indian state known for its rich agricultural heritage and vibrant culture. It was carved out of Punjab in 1966 and is bordered by Delhi, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh. Haryana is economically significant, being one of India's leading agricultural producers, especially in wheat and rice. The state has a diverse population and plays a crucial role in India's sports, producing many athletes who excel in various disciplines. Major cities include Chandigarh (its capital, shared with Punjab), Gurugram, and Faridabad, which are important urban centers contributing to economic growth and development.