Rarest State or Union Territory of India — All 36 Answers Ranked by Rarity

36 answers are accepted for “Name a state or union territory of India”. Union Territory of Chandigarh is the rarest state or union territory of India in this ranking, with 608 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary). National Capital Territory of Delhi is the second-rarest with 8,021 monthly Wikipedia views, 13.2× the figure for Union Territory of Chandigarh. Kerala is the most common state or union territory of India in this ranking, with 1,348,709 monthly Wikipedia views, 2,218× the figure for the rarest. Combined monthly Wikipedia views across the 36 answers: 20,453,024. Union Territory of Chandigarh is under 0.1% of that total. 8 answers are Epic or Legendary: Union Territory of Chandigarh (Legendary), National Capital Territory of Delhi (Legendary), Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (Legendary), and 5 more.

Quick answer

Monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10).

Ranked answers

36 answers to “Name a state or union territory of India”, rarest first. A rarity of 1 is the rarest answer in this prompt.
Rank	Answer	Tier	Rarity	Monthly Wikipedia views
1	Union Territory of Chandigarh on Wikipedia	Legendary	1.000	608
2	National Capital Territory of Delhi on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.971	8,021
3	Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.943	149,865
4	Tripura on Wikipedia	Epic	0.914	246,997
5	Lakshadweep on Wikipedia	Epic	0.886	302,540
6	Mizoram on Wikipedia	Epic	0.857	316,688
7	Puducherry on Wikipedia	Epic	0.829	323,162
8	Chhattisgarh on Wikipedia	Epic	0.800	336,191
9	Nagaland on Wikipedia	Rare	0.771	353,977
10	Manipur on Wikipedia	Rare	0.743	396,906
11	Haryana on Wikipedia	Rare	0.714	416,645
12	Uttarakhand on Wikipedia	Rare	0.686	423,531
13	Jharkhand on Wikipedia	Rare	0.657	460,038
14	Odisha on Wikipedia	Rare	0.629	461,984
15	Meghalaya on Wikipedia	Rare	0.600	466,960
16	Madhya Pradesh on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.571	480,148
17	Himachal Pradesh on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.543	481,440
18	Sikkim on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.514	505,716
19	Jammu and Kashmir on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.486	511,731
20	Ladakh on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.457	551,926
21	Telangana on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.429	586,199
22	Assam on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.400	601,379
23	Punjab, India on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.371	604,883
24	Arunachal Pradesh on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.343	661,158
25	Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.314	677,121
26	Bihar on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.286	689,847
27	Rajasthan on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.257	722,402
28	Gujarat on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.229	733,825
29	Karnataka on Wikipedia	Common	0.200	768,220
30	Goa on Wikipedia	Common	0.171	775,014
31	Andhra Pradesh on Wikipedia	Common	0.143	879,042
32	Maharashtra on Wikipedia	Common	0.114	919,939
33	West Bengal on Wikipedia	Common	0.086	1,033,486
34	Uttar Pradesh on Wikipedia	Common	0.057	1,048,419
35	Tamil Nadu on Wikipedia	Common	0.029	1,208,307
36	Kerala on Wikipedia	Common	0.000	1,348,709

FAQ

What is the rarest state or union territory of India?

Union Territory of Chandigarh is the rarest state or union territory of India in this ranking, with 608 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary).

How many state or union territory of Indias are there?

There are 36 state or union territory of Indias in this ranking, from Union Territory of Chandigarh (rarest) to Kerala (most common).

What is the most common state or union territory of India?

Kerala is the most common state or union territory of India in this ranking, with 1,348,709 monthly Wikipedia views (Common).

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Recorded source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10). The answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0), and the view counts are monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Rarity is the percentile of the popularity figure inside this prompt: 1 is the rarest and 0 is the most common. Linked names open the English Wikipedia article stored on that answer.