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The India Timeline

Everything about India, brought together in one place. We gather facts from trusted sources, both government and non-government, and turn them into clear, year-by-year stories. Explore the country profile, all 28 states and 8 union territories, the economy and infrastructure. Each page gives you the real numbers, what changed, why it changed, and where things stand today.

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India at a glance · key figures (2025–26)

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10 topics · 36 states & UTs

Each card opens a full story — pick a topic to dive in. We add new topics about India and Indians regularly.

States & UTs by region

28 states · 8 UTs

Every Indian state and union territory has its own profile, with an interactive district map. Browse them by region.

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One place for India, built independently

IndianTimeline brings together everything about India and Indians in one clean place — so you don't have to hunt across dozens of websites for a single number. Pick a topic and get the data, the year-by-year change, the reasons and the sources, together on one page. It started with the economy and is steadily growing to cover states, schemes and current affairs.

It is an independent project, built and maintained solo, and free to read. If you believe in the idea and would like to help take it further, you are genuinely welcome — no matter how big or small the contribution.

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  • Research & data — find and verify numbers from trusted sources
  • Fact-checking — flag errors and share the correct, sourced figures
  • Design & development — help make the site faster and nicer to use
  • Writing — turn raw data into clear, simple stories
  • Spread the word — share it with anyone who would find it useful

What's new

Jun 2026

The latest topics added to IndianTimeline.

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