Non-Hindu Population Share

Choropleth map of India by state: Non-Hindu Population Share. In Mizoram, Meghalaya, and Nagaland, over 85% of the population is non-Hindu — India's religious map is not monolithic.
In Mizoram, Meghalaya, and Nagaland, over 85% of the population is non-Hindu — India's religious map is not monolithic.
Policy implication
Religious composition determines school systems, family law, dietary norms, and festival holidays at the state level.
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Data vintage. This map uses the 2011 Census, the latest published count by state and district. Populations and shares will have changed since.
Data note. The Census of India is taken once a decade. The 2011 Census is the latest to publish state and district tables, and the next census is planned for 2027, so there is no later official count to replace these figures. Shares, ratios and populations will have moved since 2011.

Source: Census 2011 (2011). See the methodology for notes and limitations.

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