Reorganization of Indian States

Reorganization of Indian states refers to the process of adjusting boundaries and creating new states to better reflect cultural, linguistic, and administrative needs. This ensures regions are governed more effectively and communities have identities aligned with their languages and cultures. The first major reorganization took place in 1956, based on linguistic groups, and was followed by subsequent changes to improve governance and regional representation. These adjustments help create cohesive administrative units, promote local development, and respect diversity within the country.