Nagaland GK

🏞️ Geography and Key Places

Nagaland is a mountainous state in northeastern India. Here are some of its notable geographical and cultural sites:

• Rivers : The major rivers include the  Doyang ,  Dikhu , and  Dhansiri .

• Famous Valleys : The  Dzukou Valley , situated on the border of Nagaland and Manipur, is a popular trekking destination known for its stunning natural beauty and rare Dzukou Lily.

• National Parks & Sanctuaries :  Ntangki National Park  and wildlife sanctuaries like  Fakim  and  Puliebadze  are key protected areas.

• Major Airport :  Dimapur Airport  is the primary air gateway to the state.

📜 History and Politics

Nagaland has a rich and distinct history:

• Early Representation : The  Naga Club  was formed in 1918 to represent Naga interests to the British government.

• Movement for Independence : Under the leadership of  Angami Zapu Phizo , the  Naga National Council (NNC)  declared independence from India a day before India's own independence in 1947.

• Statehood : After years of political engagement, Nagaland officially became a state of India on  1 December 1963 .

• Special Status : The state is granted special autonomy under  Article 371A  of the Indian Constitution, which protects its religious practices, customary laws, and land ownership.

• Peace Process : The  Shillong Accord  was signed in 1975. The  National