Aryan and Punjab have the same capital because It is the capital of both. At one point Haryana was part of Punjab (including West Punjab in Pakistan, areas of Kashmir, and areas of Afghanistan), but after British rule, these areas were split up. Chandigarh was right in the middle of where the split occurred, and as a result ended up being a city in both states. Punjab was once five times the size it is now and was littered with wealth until the British Empire invaded. And the both the states want to have economy because Chandigarh is a tourist place where people come from different part of the world just to visit the place and with that the state which will own this place will be more developed than the other neighbouring states , and so it will be famous too.
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haryana, punjab
The states are Harayana & Punjab and the capital city is Chandigarh. Moreover, they have only one high court which is located in Chandigarh itself.
If you are asking for the capitals of any two states, one would be Boston (capital of Massachusetts) and one would be Springfield (capital of Illinois). In case I chose the wrong states, I enclose a link to all of the capitals.
No Pawar is a common subcaste of Jatts in Punjab, Haryana, and Western UP. In Punjab it id pronounced as "Powar" while in Haryana and Western UP it is pronounced as "Panwar"
Kamboh are not totally considered as chamar but they are also belong to the backward class agriculture caste but as non jatt . Kamboh can easily assimilated with Chamar than to jatt. inter caste marriages between kamboh and Chamar are common in Punjab and Haryana
India shares its borders with Pakistan at states of Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Gujarat.
makke di roti aur sarso ka saag'
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Paid in capital includes the preference share capital as well as common share capital as well.
Following are different types of share capital. 1 - Preference share capital 2 - Common share capital
There are different types of capital in economics. Some of the common ones include financial capital, human capital, natural capital, instructional capital and social capital.