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English: Aoː Nagaland (12.94%) Assameseː Assam (48.81%) Bengaliː Andaman and Nicobar Islands (25.71%), Tripura (67.14%), West Bengal (85.27%) Bhiliː Dadra and Nagar Haveli (40.42%) Chhattisgarhiː Chhattisgarh (61.9%)[2] Gujaratiː Daman and Diu (67.69%), Gujarat (84.40%) Hindiː[3][4][5][6] Delhi (80.94%), Haryana (87.31%), Himachal Pradesh (89.01%), Jharkhand (57.56%), Madhya Pradesh (87.26%), Uttar Pradesh (91.32%), Uttarakhand (87.95%) Bihari: Bihar (73.06%) Punjabi: Chandigarh (67.53%) Kannadaː Karnataka (65.92%) Dogri: (52.50%) Jammu and kashmir, Kashmiriː Jammu and Kashmir (57%) Khasiː Meghalaya (47.05%) Konkaniː Goa (57.13%) Ladakhiː Ladakh (40.4%) Malayalamː Kerala (96.74%), Lakshadweep (85%) Manipuriː Meitei (58.43%) Marathiː Maharashtra (68.79%) Mizoː Mizoram (73.21%) Nepaliː Sikkim (62.61%) Nissiː Arunachal Pradesh (18.97%) Odiaː Odisha (83.04%) Punjabiː Punjab (91.69%) Rajasthani: Rajasthan (90.97%) Tamilː Puducherry (88.42%), Tamil Nadu (89.41%) Teluguː Andhra Pradesh (83.85%), includes modern-day Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Santali: Jharkhand (10%) along with parts of West Bengal (2.66%) and Odisha (2.06%) |
| Date | date=2016-09-17 |
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Own work, based on the 'Report of the Commissioner for linguistic minorities', Govt. of India,(July 2012 to June 2013)- NCLM-50th report pdf [1] File:Language_region_maps_of_India.svg |
| Author | Filpro |
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