What is the name of rajasthan`s capital city?
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The capital of Rajasthan{rajasthan means the place[sthan]of the kings[rajas]}is Jaipur which is also kwown as the 'Pink City' because of the fact that most houses over there are pink in color.Its Rajasthan's capital as its a famous turiosts place as there are many ancient buildings and magnificient palaces over there, its a colorful city which depicts the varied culture and festivals of India and also shows greatly that India is a land of diversity!
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http://www.royalty.nu/Asia/India/index.html
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Capital New Delhi\n28°34′N 77°12′E\nLargest city Mumbai (Bombay)\nOfficial language(s) Hindi, English, and 21 other languages\nGovernment\nPresident\nPrime Minister\nFederal republic\nAPJ Abdul Kalam\nManmohan Singh\nIndependence\n - Declared\n - Republic From the United Kingdom\n1947-08-15\n1950-01-26\nArea\n - Total\n \n - Water (%)  \n3,287,590 km² (7th)\n1,269,346 sq mi \n9.56\nPopulation\n - 2006 est.\n - 2001 census\n - Density  \n1,095,351,995 (2nd)\n1,027,015,247\n329/km² (19th)\n852/sq mi \nGDP (PPP)\n - Total\n - Per capita 2005 estimate\n$3.633 trillion (4th)\n$3344 (122th)\nHDI (2003) 0.602 (127th) – medium\nCurrency Rupee (Rs.)1 (INR)\nTime zone\n - Summer (DST) IST (UTC+5:30)\nnot observed (UTC+5:30)\nInternet TLD .in\nCalling code +91\n1 Re. is singular
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The capital is Bang C**K...lol
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If the question is what is the world's 4th largest capital city then the answer is Mexico City according to:\nhttp://www.citymayors.com/features/large... \nas Bombay and Sao Paulo are not capitals.
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The name "Mesopotamia" comes from the Greek words μέσος "between" and ποταμός "river", referring to the basins of the Euphrates and the Tigris rivers and the area in between. The Arabic name is بين نهرين Bayn Nahrain "between two rivers" and referrs to the geographical area watered by those two rivers. It is often referred to as the "Cradle of Civilization", since it was here that the first literate societies developed in the late 4th millennium BCE.\n\nThe capital city of the region changed over time with whomever was in charge.  Also, the boundaries changed with time, too, so parts of Mesopotamia were always in the hands of people nopt thought to be Mesopotamians.\n\nWith that intro...\n\nca. 5000–4000 B.C. Ubaid culture arises in the southern plains between the two great rivers.  As the culture gets more and more sophisticated, a sequence of ever more massive mud-brick temples is constructed at the site of Eridu. Some think this was the first capital of Mesopotamia.\n\nca. 3500–3000 B.C. Cities emerge throughout the region, with the largest concentration in the south, and Uruk is the largest of them all, and the capital.\n\nca. 2350–2150 B.C. From his capital city of Akkad, King Sargon unifies much of Mesopotamia and northern Syria through conquest.\n\nca. 2100–2000 B.C. After nearly two centuries of rule, the Akkadian empire disintegrates and local kings in southern Mesopotamia reassert their independence.\n\nMesopotamia is reunited under the kings of Ur, in the city of Ur, peacefully ruled the city states of the alluvial plain between the rivers Euphrates and Tigris for more than a century.  An agricultural crisis scattered the people and shattered the peace.\n\nca. 2000–897 B.C. From their capital city of Ashur on the Tigris, the Assyrians rule the whole of Mesopotamia.\n\n879 B.C. Ashurnasirpal II moves the Assyrian capital from Ashur to Nimrud (ancient Kalhu, biblical Calah). \n\n722/1–705 B.C. Sargon II initiates his reign with the deportation of the population of Samaria, the capital of Israel. His new capital at Khorsabad (ancient Dur Sharrukin) takes seven years to build and is decorated in a manner similar to Nimrud. \n\n704–681 B.C. Sargon is killed while campaigning in Anatolia, and is succeeded by his son Sennacherib, who rebuilds the ancient site of Nineveh as his new capital.\n\n604–562 B.C. Nebuchadnezzar II rules the new Babylonian empire, and Babylon, the capital, is rebuilt on a grand scale. \n\n331–138 B.C. The armies of Alexander of Macedon defeat the Persians. Upon Alexander's death in Babylon in 323 B.C., his successors divide the empire. \n\nSyria, Mesopotamia, and Iran fall under the rule of Seleucus, who founds the Seleucid dynasty. The empire is governed from two capitals, Antioch in Syria and Seleucia in southern Mesopotamia. \n\nUnder Mithradates I (r. ca. 171–138 B.C.), the Parthians from Iran seize Mesopotamia from Seleucid control and establish their capital on the Tigris River at Ctesiphon, across the river from Seleucia.\n\nca. 139 B.C.–1 A.D. Under the Parthians, Mesopotamia is now the center of the Silk and Spice Route linking China in the east with Rome in the west, and Uruk is its capital.\n\n224–636/37 A.D. From southwest Iran, Ardashir I (r. 224–40) founds the Sasanian dynasty and ends Parthian rule. He and his successors establish their administrative and economic center at Ctesiphon.\n\n634–644 In the seventh century, this area is conquered by Arab armies and transformed into the center of Islamic civilization. Under them, the newly founded capital, Baghdad, becomes the cultural and commercial capital of the Islamic world.\n\nSo it is.  Mesopotamia, then, encompasses all of Iraq and northeastern Syria, now.
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New Delhi also called Dilli. Delhi, where a empire rose and fell before the dawn of history; where citadels of emperors appeared and disappeared; a city of mysterious eternity whose old ruins proclaim a majestic and imperial past and whose present pulsates vibrantly with the ever flowing life of India. The eternal Jamuna bears witness to the glorious and tumultuous 5,000 year old history of Delhi. A history which begins with the creation of Indraprastha by the Pandavas and the transformation of this barren gift of the Kauravas into an idyllic haven.\n\nA history which encompasses all the various kings and emperors who fixed their royal citadels here-- Indraprastha, Lal Kot, Quila Rai Pithora, Siri, Jahanpanah, Tughlakabad, Ferozabad, Dinpanah, Delhi Sher Shahi or then Shahjahanabad. but, combined and integrated into one, these 'new cities' have always been called Delhi and howsoever many names it may have acquired, Delhi has always been intrinsically identified with power and imperial sway. There have been at least eight cities around modern Delhi, and the old saying that whoever founds a new city at Delhi will lose it has come true every time -- most recently for the British who founded New Delhi in 1911.\n\n\n \n\n The historic Purana Qila, which has stood witness to Delhi's rejuvenation, periods of anarchy, and the rise & fall of empires, brings alive history of the capital. Amidst the tranquility of the splendidly panoramic environs of Purana Qila, Delhi's historic and legendary past come to life. After Shah Jahan built Red Fort the attention of administration shifted to gorgeous palaces of the fort. Today the fort is open for the public but only limited area can be accessed. More than half of the fort area has been taken over by the Army. But even what is open to visit reminds one of the splendour and lavish life style which our rulers lived. Delhi has seen the death of many empires and resisted bloody attempts to eliminate her. Nadir Shah had ordered his soldiers to plunder and massacre Delhi. It is said that he got so much wealth from Delhi that he was not able to carry in home. Abdali and Taimur Lane were no different they had tried their best to demolish the city of Delhi but it was some kind of a boon which helped it to regain its lost glory each time Delhi was plundered.\n\nDelhi was the focal point for the first war of independence in 1857. Though the revolt did not reach its desired conclusion, Delhi became a thorn in the eyes of the British. Not only in ancient times or the mediaeval period, Delhi has been the center of any activity at all times. As the Britishers shifted their capital from Calcutta to Delhi, all the activities during the freedom struggle were directed towards Delhi. Thus, Delhi also bears the marks of the freedom struggle. The ultimate goal of the Azad Hind Fauz during the freedom struggle was to capture Delhi and established Swaraj. The slogan 'Dilli Chalo' is still used by leaders and political parties when they oraganise any rally or demonstration. It was the hosting of the tricolour at Red Fort in Delhi which marked a chapter in the history of India
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For people who do not know. Jaipur is in North Western India and is capital of Rajasthan. Its a tourist attraction and anyone coming to north India, is a must visit.\n\nTo answer your question. Yes it is a good idea to invest in residential projects in Jaipur as Jaipur is a growing city and still property price have not peaked like metros. Flat culture is still not very much there in Jaipur but slowly it is creeping so if you own a feehold land or individual house it will be a good bet in long term though in short term flat introduction will make it cheaper for the people who just want a house to live in.
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Actually, Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia.
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Delhi is a Union Territory, and also is the National Capital Territory.
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Gibraltar is the capital itself.\n\nYou could get more information from the link below...
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Jalandhar:\n\nJalandhar is a city in the state of Punjab, India. It has an urban population of almost a million, and another million live in the rural areas outside the city.\nThe city is located almost 400 km from Delhi, and about 90 km from Amritsar. Jalandhar is named after Jaldhar, a demon king who lived in water as his name suggests. If the name is divided in two parts JAL & DHAR. JAL means water and DHAR means to live in. It was the capital of Punjab until  1953, when it was replaced by Chandigarh.
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New Delhi is the Capital Of Inia.............in fact calcutta was also the capital of India........but from many decades New Delhi holds the Place.........Thankyou.........bye & Take care..........
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Actually it is New Delhi
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The fertile crescent , it's capital is modern day Baghdad. Iraq
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Yadavas- capital dwaraka\nHyasalas- capital Helibid
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The city you are looking for might be  'Varanasi' i have seen it spelt as Benaras.\nVaranasi is a historical city located on the bank of river Ganga.