The dadra and nagar haveli is a significant union territory in India,
covering an expansive area of 491 square kilometers.
The region was officially established on August 11, 1961,
marking an important milestone in India's administrative history.
The administrative headquarters is located in Daman,
which serves as the political and administrative center of the union territory.
The judicial system operates under the jurisdiction of the Bombay High Court (Mumbai bench),
ensuring legal governance and justice delivery across the region.
The dadra and nagar haveli is administratively divided into 3 districts,
each with its own local governance structure. The union territory is represented in the national parliament through
2 parliamentary constituencies and has
2 assembly constituencies for state-level representation.
The banking infrastructure in The dadra and nagar haveli is well-developed with
0 NEFT-enabled bank branches
spread across various districts, providing comprehensive financial services to residents and businesses.
This extensive banking network facilitates economic growth and financial inclusion throughout the region.
The major districts of The dadra and nagar haveli include
Daman,
Diu,
Dadra And Nagar Haveli
,
each contributing to the diverse cultural, economic, and social fabric of the union territory.