Bharat
India


Shows the states of India (in yellow) and surrounding countries.



The following chart lists all languages spoken by more than 1% of the population of each country. Percentages are of native speakers, not the total number of people who can speak the language. (Remember: people can have more than one native language. That's why the percentages often add up to over 100%).

Country Official Language(s) Native Name Other Languages Spoken
Bangladesh Bengali Banglades
Bhutan Dzongkha (dialect of Tibetan) Tru
India Hindi (20%)
English (0%)		 Bharat
India		 Marathi (7%), Bengali (7%), Telugu (7%), Bihari (including all dialects) (6%), Tamil (6%), Urdu (dialect of Hindi) (5%), Gujarati (5%), Kannada (4%), Malayalam (4%), Oriya (3%), Panjabi (3%), Awadhi (2%), Assamese (2%), Chhattisgarhi (1%), Rajastani (1%), Haryani (dialect of Hindi) (1%), Deccan (1%)
Nepal Nepali Nepal
Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Sinhalese (72%) Srilanka Tamil (27%)


States of India
The following chart lists the most commonly spoken language of each state in India. This is the language used in the map above.

State Principal Language Native Name
Andhra Pradesh Telugu Andhra Desamu
Assam Assamese Asam
Bihar Bihari (several dialects) Bihar
Delhi Hindi Dilli
Goa Marathi Goa
Gujarat Gujarati Gujarat
Haryana Haryani (dialect of Hindi) Hariyana
Himachal Pradesh Hindi Himachal Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir Urdu Jammun Kashmir
Karnataka Kannada Karnataka
Kerala Malayalam Keralam
Madhya Pradesh Hindi Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra Marathi Maharashtra
Meghalaya Khasi Meghalaya
Orissa Oriya Orissa or Utkala
Panjab Panjabi Panjab
Rajasthan Rajasthani (Marwari) Rajasthan
State and Union Territories of Assam Various
Tamil Nadu Tamil Tamil Nadu
Uttar Pradesh Hindi Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal Bengali Paschim Bang