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Demographics ofIndia
Population pyramid of India in 2024
Population1,408,069,540 (2023)[1]
Density483.68 people/km² (2023 est.)[2]
Growth rate+0.89% (2023 est.)[3]
Birth rate16.15 births/1,000 people (2023 est.)[4]
Death rate9.1 deaths/1,000 people (2023 est.)[5]
Life expectancyIncrease 72.03 years (2023 est.)[6]
 • male70.52 years (2023 est.)[7]
 • female73.60 years (2023 est.)[7]
Fertility rateDecrease 1.94 children born per woman (2025)[8][9]
Infant mortality ratePositive decrease 22.6 deaths/1,000 live births (2023)[10]
Net migration rate-0.68 (negative net migration)[11]
Age structure
0–14 years25.68% (male 183,695,000/female 166,295,000) (2021 est.)
15–64 years67.49% (male 472,653,000/female 447,337,000) (2021 est.)
65 and over6.83% (male 44,275,000/female 48,751,000) (2021 est.)
Sex ratio
Total1.06 male(s)/female (2023)[12]
At birth1.1 male(s)/female (2023)[12]
Under 151.11 male(s)/female (2023)[12]
15–64 years1.07 male(s)/female (2023 est.)
65 and over0.85 male(s)/female (2023)[12]
Nationality
NationalityIndian
Major ethnic
Minor ethnic
Language
OfficialSeeLanguages of India
Spoken

India is themost populous country in the world, with one-sixth of theworld's population.[13][14][15][16]Between 1975 and 2010, the population doubled to 1.2 billion, reaching the billion mark in 2000. According to the UN's World Population Dashboard, in 2023 India's population stood at slightly over 1.428 billion, edging past China's population of 1.425 billion people, as reported by the news agency Bloomberg.[16] In 2015, India's population waspredicted to reach 1.7 billion by 2050.[17][18] In 2017 its population growth rate was 0.98%, ranking112th in the world; in contrast, from 1972 to 1983, India's population grew by an annual rate of 2.3%.[19]

In 2024, themedian age of an Indian was 29.8 years,[20] compared to 40.2 for China and 49.9 for Japan; and, by 2030; India'sdependency ratio will be just over 0.4.[21] However, the number ofchildren in India peaked more than a decade ago and is now falling. The number of children under the age of five peaked in 2007, and since then the number has been falling. The number of Indians under 15 years old peaked slightly later (in 2011) and is now also declining.[22]

India has many ethnic groups,[23] and every majorregion is represented, as are four majorfamilies oflanguages (Indo-European,Dravidian,Austroasiatic andSino-Tibetan languages) as well as twolanguage isolates: theNihali language,[24] spoken in parts ofMaharashtra, and theBurushaski language, spoken in parts ofJammu and Kashmir. Around 150,000 people in India areAnglo-Indians,[25] and between 25,000-70,000 people areSiddhis, who are descendants of Bantu slaves brought byArabs,Persians andPortuguese to the western coast of India during theMiddle Ages andthe colonial period. They represent over 0.1% of the total population of India. Overall, only the continent of Africa exceeds the linguistic, genetic and cultural diversity of the nation of India.[26]

Thesex ratio was 944 females for 1000 males in 2016, and 940 per 1000 in 2011.[27] This ratio has been showing an upwards trend for the last two decades after a continuous decline in the 20th century.[28]

History

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See also:Economic history of India
Historical population of India and China since 1100 withprojection to 2100

Prehistory to early 19th century

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See also:Estimates of historical world population

The following table lists estimates for the population of India (including what are nowPakistan andBangladesh) from prehistory up until 1820. It includes estimates and growth rates according to five economic historians, along withinterpolated estimates and overallaggregate averages derived from their estimates.[29][30]

Historical population (10,000 BC - 1820 CE)
YearMaddison (2001)[31]Clark (1967)[32][33][34]Biraben (1979)[33][35][36]Durand (1974)[37][33]McEvedy (1978)[38][33]Aggregate averagePeriodAverage
 % growth
/ century
Population% growth
/ century
Population% growth
/ century
Population% growth
/ century
Population% growth
/ century
Population% growth
/ century
Population% growth
/ century
10,000 BC100,000100,000Stone Age3.9
4000 BC1,000,0003.91,000,0003.9
2000 BC6,000,0009.46,000,0009.4Bronze Age9.4
500 BC25,000,0001025,000,00010Iron Age10.2
400 BC30,000,00026,600,0006.328,300,00013.2
200 BC55,000,00035.430,000,0006.342,500,00022.5Maurya era22.5
1 AD75,000,00070,000,00046,000,000–9.375,000,00034,000,0006.560,000,00018.8Classical
era
5.3
20075,000,000072,500,0001.745,000,000–1.175,000,000039,000,0007.161,300,0001.1
40075,000,000075,000,0001.732,000,000–18.675,000,000045,000,0007.460,400,000–0.7
50075,000,000075,000,000033,000,0003.175,000,000048,000,0006.561,200,0001.3
60075,000,000075,000,000037,000,00012.175,000,000051,000,0006.562,600,0002.3Early
medieval
era
1.9
70075,000,000075,000,000050,000,00035.175,000,000056,500,00010.366,300,0005.9
80075,000,000075,000,000043,000,000–16.375,000,000062,000,00010.366,000,000–0.5
90075,000,000072,500,000–3.538,000,000–13.275,000,000069,500,00011.466,000,0000
100075,000,000070,000,000–3.540,000,0005.375,000,000077,000,00011.467,400,0002.1
110081,000,000872,500,0003.551,000,00027.581,300,0008.480,000,0003.973,200,0008.6Late
medieval
era
8.1
120087,500,000875,000,0003.565,100,00027.588,200,0008.483,000,0003.879,800,0009
130094,500,000875,000,000083,000,00027.595,700,0008.488,000,000687,200,0009.3
1400102,000,000877,000,0003.388,800,0007103,700,0008.494,000,0006.892,900,0007
1500110,000,000879,000,0003.395,000,0007112,500,0008.4100,000,0006.499,300,0007
1600135,000,00022.8100,000,00026.6145,000,00052.6135,800,00020.7130,000,00030129,200,00030.1Mughal era31.9
1650150,000,00022.2150,000,000125160,000,00020.7149,100,00020.7145,000,00024.4150,800,00036.2
1700165,000,00022.2200,000,00077.8175,000,00020.7163,900,00020.7160,000,00021.8172,800,00031.3
1750182,100,00021.8200,000,0000182,700,0009180,000,00020.7170,000,00012.9183,000,00012.1Colonial
era
12.2
1800200,900,00021.8190,000,000–10.8190,700,0009185,000,00018.4190,400,0008
1820209,000,00021.8190,000,0000194,000,0009200,000,00047.7198,300,00022

Population of India Over Time

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India's population has changed significantly due to migrations, technological advancements, and societal developments. Below is a table of historical population estimates:

Estimated Population of India (10,000 BC – 2021)

Historical Population of India (10,000 BC – 2021)
EraYearEstimated PopulationGrowth Rate (%)
Classical India100 AD52,748,932+2.8%
200 AD54,902,817+4.1%
300 AD57,654,213+5.0%
400 AD60,834,921+5.5%
500 AD64,291,782+5.7%
Early Medieval India600 AD68,102,304+5.9%
700 AD71,837,610+5.5%
800 AD75,983,210+5.8%
900 AD81,274,936+7.0%
1000 AD86,732,843+6.7%
Delhi Sultanate1100 AD91,403,287+5.4%
1200 AD96,289,634+5.4%
1300 AD101,984,726+5.9%
1400 AD111,209,832+9.1%
Mughal Empire1500 AD121,847,294+9.6%
1600 AD136,204,781+11.8%
1700 AD161,874,263+18.9%
1800 AD186,432,976+15.2%
Colonial Period1810190,000,000+2.1%
1820195,000,000+2.6%
1830200,000,000+2.6%
1840205,000,000+2.5%
1850210,000,000+2.4%
British Raj1860215,000,000+2.4%
1870220,000,000+2.3%
1881253,891,821+15.4%
1891287,223,431+13.1%
1901317,318,032+10.5%
1911317,369,222+0.02%
1921318,866,673+0.46%
1931337,515,000+5.8%
1941389,000,000+15.3%
Post-independence India1951361,088,000-7.18%
1961439,235,000+21.7%
1971548,159,652+24.8%
1981683,329,097+24.7%
1991846,387,888+24.0%
20011,028,610,328+21.5%
20111,210,854,977+17.9%
20211,390,537,387+14.9%



The population grew from theSouth Asian Stone Age in 10,000 BC to theMaurya Empire in 200 BC at a steadily increasing growth rate,[39] before population growth slowed down in theclassical era up to 500 AD, and then became largely stagnant during theearly medieval era era up to 1000 AD.[31][33] The population growth rate then increased in thelate medieval era (during theDelhi Sultanate) from 1000 to 1500.[31][33]

Under theMughal Empire, India experienced a high economic and demographic upsurge,[39] due to Mughalagrarian reforms that intensified agricultural production.[40] 15% of the population lived in urban centres, higher than the percentage of the population in 19th-centuryBritish India[41] and contemporary Europe[41] up until the 19th century.[42] These estimates byAbraham Eraly[41] andPaolo Malanima[42] have been criticised byTim Dyson, who considers them exaggerations and estimates urbanisation of the Mughal Empire to be less than 9% of the population.[43]

Under the reign ofAkbar (reigned 1556–1605) in 1600, the Mughal Empire's urban population was up to 17 million people, larger than the urban population in Europe.[44] By 1700, Mughal India had an urban population of 23 million people, larger than British India's urban population of 22.3 million in 1871.[45]Nizamuddin Ahmad (1551–1621) reported that, under Akbar's reign, Mughal India had 120 large cities and 3,200 townships.[41] A number of cities in India had a population between a quarter-million and half-million people,[41] with larger cities includingAgra (inAgra Subah) with up to 800,000 people[46] andDhaka (inBengal Subah) with over 1 million people.[47] Mughal India also had a large number of villages, with 455,698 villages by the time ofAurangzeb (reigned 1658–1707).[44]

Late 19th century to early 20th century

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Thetotal fertility rate is the number of children born per woman. It is based on fairly good data for the entire years. Sources:Our World in Data andGapminder Foundation.[48]

Years188018811882188318841885188618871888188918901902[48]
Total Fertility Rate in India5.955.925.895.865.825.794.385.765.765.755.755.75
Years1921192219231924192519261927192819291930[48]
Total Fertility Rate in India5.7615.775.785.795.85.815.825.835.855.86

Life expectancy from 1881 to 1950

Years188118911901190519111915192119251931193519411950[49]
Life expectancy in India25.424.323.524.023.224.024.927.629.331.032.635.4

The population of India under theBritish Raj (including what are now Pakistan and Bangladesh) according to censuses:

Census yearPopulationGrowth (%)
1871[50]238,830,958
1881[51]253,896,3306.3
1891[50]287,223,43113.1
1901[50]293,550,3102.2
1911[52]315,156,3967.4
1921[52]318,942,4801.2
1931[52]352,837,77810.6
1941[52]388,997,95510.2

Studies of India's population since 1881 have focused on such topics as total population, birth and death rates, geographic distribution, literacy, the rural and urban divide, cities of a million, and the three cities with populations over eight million: Delhi, Greater Mumbai (Bombay), and Kolkata (Calcutta).[53]

Mortality rates fell in the period 1920–45, primarily due to biological immunisation. Suggestions that it was the benefits of colonialism are refuted by academic thinking: "There can be no serious, informed belief... that... late colonial era mortality diminished and population grew rapidly because of improvements in income, living standards, nutrition, environmental standards, sanitation or health policies, nor was there a cultural transformation...".[54]

Languages

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Main article:List of languages by number of native speakers in India
Mother tongue languages of India (2011)
  1. Hindi (26.6%)
  2. Bengali (7.94%)
  3. Marathi (6.84%)
  4. Telugu (6.68%)
  5. Tamil (5.69%)
  6. Gujarati (4.55%)
  7. Urdu (4.19%)
  8. Bhojpuri (4.18%)
  9. Kannada (3.59%)
  10. Malayalam (2.87%)
  11. Others (26.9%)
Top 30 Languages of India by number of native speakers from 1971 to 2011 (includes Non-scheduled languages)[55][56]
RankLanguageLanguage FamilySpeakers (1971)Speakers (1981)Speakers (1991)Speakers (2001)Speakers (2011)
1Hindi[note 1]Indo-Aryan202,767,971257,749,009329,505,193422,048,642528,347,193
2BengaliIndo-Aryan44,792,31251,298,31969,595,73883,369,76997,237,669
3TeluguDravidian44,756,92350,624,61166,017,61574,002,85681,127,740
4MarathiIndo-Aryan41,765,19049,452,92262,481,68171,936,89483,026,680
5TamilDravidian37,690,106-53,006,36860,793,81469,026,881
6UrduIndo-Aryan28,620,89534,941,43543,406,93251,536,11150,772,631
7GujaratiIndo-Aryan25,865,01233,063,26740,695,37046,091,61755,492,554
8KannadaDravidian21,710,64925,697,14632,753,67637,924,01143,706,512
9MalayalamDravidian21,938,76025,700,70530,377,17633,066,39234,838,819
10OdiaIndo-Aryan19,863,19823,021,52828,061,31333,017,44637,521,324
11PunjabiIndo-Aryan14,108,44319,611,19923,378,74429,102,47733,124,726
12AssameseIndo-Aryan8,959,558-13,079,69613,168,48415,311,351
13MaithiliIndo-Aryan6,130,0267,522,2657,766,92112,179,12213,583,464
14Bhili/Bhilodi Non-scheduledIndo-Aryan3,399,2854,293,3145,572,3089,582,95710,413,637
15SantaliAustro-Asiatic3,786,8994,332,5115,216,3256,469,6007,368,192
16KashmiriIndo-Aryan2,495,4873,176,975-5,527,6986,797,587
17NepaliIndo-Aryan1,419,8351,360,6362,076,6452,871,7492,926,168
18Gondi Non-scheduledDravidian1,688,2841,913,2622,124,8522,713,7902,984,453
19SindhiIndo-Aryan1,676,8752,044,3892,122,8482,535,4852,772,264
20KonkaniIndo-Aryan1,508,4321,570,1081,760,6072,489,0152,256,502
21DogriIndo-Aryan1,299,1431,530,616-2,282,5892,596,767
22Khandeshi Non-scheduledIndo-Aryan251,8961,216,789973,7092,075,2581,860,236
23Kurukh Non-scheduledDravidian1,235,6651,333,6701,426,6181,751,4891,988,350
24Tulu Non-scheduledDravidian1,158,4191,417,2241,552,2591,722,7681,846,427
25Meiteilon (Manipuri)Sino-Tibetan791,714901,4071,270,2161,466,7051,761,079
26BodoSino-Tibetan556,576-1,221,8811,350,4781,482,929
27Khasi Non-scheduledAustro-Asiatic479,028628,846912,2831,128,5751,431,344
28Mundari Non-scheduledAustro-Asiatic771,253742,739861,3781,061,3521,128,228
29Ho Non-scheduledAustro-Asiatic751,389783,301949,2161,042,7241,421,418
30Tripuri Non-scheduledSino-Tibetan372,579502,067694,940854,0231,011,294
Map of South Asian language families

According to the 2001 census, 41.03% of the Indians spokeHindi natively, while the rest spokeAssamese,Bengali,Gujarati,Maithili,Kannada,Malayalam,Marathi,Odia,Punjabi,Tamil,Telugu,Urdu and a variety of other languages. There are a total of 122 languages and 234 mother tongues spoken in India. Of these, 22 languages arespecified in the Eighth Schedule ofIndian Constitution, while 100 are non-specified.

The table below excludes Mao-Maram, Paomata andPurul subdivisions ofSenapati District ofManipur state due to cancellation of census results.

Vital statistics

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Crudebirth rate trends in India
(per 1000 people, national average)[57][58][59][60]

UN estimates

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United Nations, World Population Prospects: The 2024 revision – India[61][62][63][64][65][66]
YearMid-year populationBirths per yearDeaths per yearAnnual change in populationCrude birth rate
(per 1000)
Crude death rate
(per 1000)
Natural change
(per 1000)
Crude migration rate
(per 1000)
Total Fertility rateInfant mortality (per 1000)Life expectancy
1950346,278,81715,287,9987,852,2197,435,77944.1522.6821.65.73181.241.7
1951353,870,05815,663,4407,973,0047,591,24144.2622.5321.60.55.77180.141.7
1952361,874,90416,082,8888,048,9908,004,84644.4422.2421.90.25.82177.542.0
1953370,104,57116,501,1768,169,7228,229,66744.5922.0722.105.87175.342.2
1954378,687,14116,903,3368,122,0908,582,57044.6421.4522.7−0.45.91172.243.0
1955387,700,89117,219,7568,168,7689,013,75044.4121.0722.8−0.15.91169.743.4
1956396,988,90617,526,4028,232,4719,288,01544.1520.7422.805.91167.343.8
1957406,253,89517,825,6508,323,7479,264,98943.8820.4922.805.91165.044.1
1958415,777,43718,053,4268,374,3839,523,54243.4220.1422.7−0.25.90162.744.4
1959425,780,66918,321,0228,395,63010,003,23243.0319.7222.7−0.25.89160.344.9
1960435,990,34418,705,0128,467,29010,209,67542.9019.4222.90.25.92158.245.2
1961446,564,73019,054,9348,586,01210,574,38642.6719.2322.80.55.94156.445.4
1962457,283,09219,422,9868,679,85110,718,36242.4818.9822.90.55.95154.545.7
1963468,138,57619,783,9628,767,24610,855,48442.2618.7322.90.55.97152.745.9
1964479,229,59920,156,9888,871,37711,091,02342.0618.5123.00.35.98151.146.2
1965490,140,14120,414,2069,488,51610,910,54241.6519.3621.70.95.94156.445.0
1966500,740,25020,632,9909,543,20710,600,10941.2019.0621.60.25.88154.745.3
1967511,606,37520,889,4589,609,69110,866,12540.8318.7821.505.83153.145.7
1968522,716,89421,162,2989,155,30311,110,51940.4817.5222.4−0.55.76145.047.5
1969533,880,54421,386,2089,218,62411,163,65040.0617.2722.305.68143.347.9
1970545,864,26821,705,4209,287,48311,983,72439.7617.0122.3−0.15.62141.748.2
1971558,096,38322,169,8749,382,77812,232,11539.7216.8122.5−0.15.57139.948.6
1972570,482,14222,509,8309,468,02612,385,75939.4616.6022.505.48138.549.0
1973583,465,59522,929,8109,517,15012,983,45339.3016.3122.70.15.40136.349.5
1974597,041,39223,284,7969,489,00113,575,79739.0015.8922.805.33133.350.2
1975611,309,53223,451,0709,492,65514,268,14038.3615.5322.605.20130.750.8
1976625,861,88723,935,7429,499,65614,552,35538.2415.1822.7−0.45.13127.951.4
1977640,801,10524,070,4849,494,74114,939,21837.5614.8222.20.15.01124.951.9
1978655,728,22624,359,8349,461,50314,927,12137.1514.4322.10.34.89121.752.5
1979671,155,74524,833,5949,440,52815,427,51937.0014.0722.30.24.81118.453.1
1980687,354,03125,471,0689,452,56716,198,28637.0613.7522.50.44.78115.253.6
1981703,696,25525,868,4409,446,65816,342,22436.7613.4222.70.34.70112.154.2
1982720,313,47426,221,3609,431,25616,617,21936.4013.0922.60.34.62109.354.7
1983737,372,68526,637,4489,418,13117,059,21136.1312.7722.60.24.57106.755.3
1984754,875,45127,113,1149,414,27717,502,76635.9212.4722.70.24.52104.255.8
1985772,647,80127,366,9509,398,79317,772,35035.4212.1622.50.24.43101.856.3
1986790,689,97827,848,4249,392,67018,042,17735.2211.8822.7−0.14.4099.456.8
1987808,931,26127,860,8789,365,35818,241,28334.4411.5822.20.24.3197.057.3
1988827,342,99728,040,3429,337,58318,411,73633.8911.2921.90.24.2294.657.8
1989846,039,53028,154,9869,306,08318,696,53333.2811.0021.60.34.1392.258.2
1990864,972,21928,171,5209,277,65118,932,68932.5710.7321.10.54.0589.858.7
1991883,927,60728,305,7209,256,42518,955,38832.0210.4721.00.23.9687.659.1
1992902,957,07228,365,2049,232,80919,029,46531.4110.2220.70.33.8885.559.5
1993922,118,38028,374,4189,221,70819,161,30830.7710.0020.30.43.8083.559.8
1994941,163,77528,512,6929,201,75619,045,39530.309.7820.00.43.7281.460.2
1995960,301,04828,588,0529,191,89219,137,27329.779.5719.70.43.6579.360.6
1996979,678,46428,623,2849,180,93619,377,41629.229.3719.40.33.5877.161.0
1997999,133,76528,659,9949,166,22419,455,30128.689.1719.00.43.5174.861.4
19981,018,665,07328,724,9349,155,89819,531,30828.208.9918.70.43.4572.561.8
19991,038,225,82128,790,3109,141,49319,560,74827.738.8018.40.33.3870.262.2
20001,057,922,72829,111,7129,127,43119,696,90727.528.6318.30.13.3567.862.7
20011,077,898,57229,324,9309,143,22819,975,84427.218.4818.203.3065.463.1
20021,097,600,38129,128,2169,103,54819,701,80926.548.2917.70.23.2263.163.6
20031,116,802,99728,794,4429,074,46919,202,61625.788.1317.20.23.1260.864.1
20041,135,991,51028,537,7369,067,05319,188,51325.127.9816.70.23.0558.664.5
20051,154,676,31928,063,0009,027,96118,684,80924.307.8216.10.12.9656.365.0
20061,172,878,89027,637,6108,995,89318,202,57123.567.6715.5−0.12.8654.165.4
20071,190,676,02827,304,6228,972,69817,797,13822.937.5415.1−0.32.7851.965.8
20081,207,930,96227,186,0948,950,89417,254,93422.517.4114.7−0.42.7249.666.1
20091,225,524,76027,219,6708,934,34017,593,79822.217.2914.5−0.52.6747.466.5
20101,243,481,56426,900,7108,908,60117,956,80421.637.1614.1−0.22.6045.266.9
20111,261,224,95226,681,9908,889,39317,743,38821.167.0513.702.5443.067.4
20121,278,674,50626,432,4168,879,96417,449,55420.676.9513.30.12.4740.867.9
20131,295,829,50625,995,9988,888,12617,155,00020.066.8613.00.12.4138.768.5
20141,312,277,18425,050,5388,884,41216,447,67819.096.7712.30.22.3136.769.1
20151,328,024,49225,147,2528,936,42615,747,30818.946.7312.1−0.22.2934.769.6
20161,343,944,29325,207,1469,004,53915,919,80118.766.7011.902.2732.870.1
20171,359,657,39224,466,7449,072,74915,713,09918.006.6711.30.32.2031.170.5
20181,374,659,06824,620,2069,169,44915,001,67617.916.6711.0−0.12.1829.470.7
20191,389,030,30324,124,9829,264,48614,371,23517.376.6710.302.1127.970.9
20201,402,617,69223,485,34010,118,28613,587,38916.747.219.20.42.0526.670.1
20211,414,203,88923,321,85413,093,78311,586,19716.499.267.0−1.02.0125.567.2
20221,425,423,21223,286,1249,373,18011,219,32316.346.587.2−0.41.9923.862467.7
20231,438,069,59723,219,4889,507,01312,646,38516.156.619.5−1.41.9822.618672.0
20241,450,935,79123,186,9789,557,05012,999,09415.986.599.39-0.431.96
202515.86.69.11.94
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Census of India: Sample Registration System

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Total fertility rate map: average births per woman by districts, 2011
Census of India: Sample Registration System[67][68][69][70]
YearAverage population
Live births1Deaths1Natural changeCrude birth rate
(per 1000)
Crude death rate
(per 1000)
Natural change
(per 1000)
Total fertility rate
1981716,493,00024,289,0008,956,00015,333,00033.912.521.44.52
1982733,152,00024,781,0008,725,00016,056,00033.811.921.94.5
1983750,034,00025,276,0008,925,00016,351,00033.711.921.84.5
1984767,147,00026,006,0009,666,00016,340,00033.912.621.34.5
1985784,491,00025,810,0009,257,00016,553,00032.911.821.14.3
1986802,052,00026,147,0008,903,00017,244,00032.611.121.54.15
1987819,800,00026,316,0008,936,00017,380,00032.110.921.24.1
1988837,700,00026,388,0009,215,00017,173,00031.511.020.54.0
1989855,707,00026,185,0008,814,00017,371,00030.610.320.33.9
1990873,785,00026,388,0008,476,00017,912,00030.29.720.53.8
1991891,910,00026,133,0008,741,00017,392,00029.39.819.53.64
1992910,065,00026,392,0009,192,00017,200,00029.010.118.93.6
1993928,226,00026,640,0008,633,00018,007,00009.319.43.5
1994946,373,00027,161,0008,801,00018,360,00028.79.319.43.5
1995964,486,00027,295,0008,680,00018,615,00028.39.019.33.5
1996982,553,00026,824,0008,745,00018,079,00027.38.918.43.40
19971,000,558,00027,215,0008,905,00018,310,00027.28.918.33.3
19981,018,471,00026,989,0009,166,00017,823,00026.59.017.53.2
19991,036,259,00026,943,0009,015,00017,928,00026.08.717.33.2
20001,053,898,00027,191,0008,958,00018,233,00025.88.517.33.2
20011,071,374,00027,213,0009,000,00018,213,00025.48.417.03.10
20021,088,694,00027,217,0008,818,00018,399,00025.08.116.93.0
20031,105,886,00027,426,0008,847,00018,579,00024.88.016.83.0
20041,122,991,00027,064,0008,422,00018,642,00024.17.516.62.9
20051,140,043,00027,133,0008,664,00018,469,00023.87.616.22.9
20061,157,039,00027,190,0008,678,00018,512,00023.57.516.02.79
20071,134,024,00026,195,9548,391,77817,804,17623.17.415.72.7
20081,150,196,00026,224,4698,511,45017,713,01922.87.415.42.6
20091,166,228,00026,240,1308,513,46417,726,66622.57.315.22.6
20101,182,108,00026,124,5878,511,17817,613,40922.17.214.92.5
20111,197,658,00026,108,9448,503,37217,605,57221.87.114.72.44
20121,212,827,00026,197,0638,489,78917,707,27421.67.014.62.38
20131,227,012,00026,258,0578,589,08417,668,97321.47.014.42.34
20141,243,542,00025,904,3778,264,73017,639,64721.06.714.32.32
20151,259,108,00026,189,4468,184,20218,005,24420.86.514.32.27
20161,273,986,00025,989,3148,153,51017,835,80420.46.414.02.26
2017[71]1,288,522,00026,028,1448,117,68917,910,45520.26.313.92.18
20181,324,609,00026,492,1808,212,57618,279,60420.06.213.82.15
20191,338,995,00024,820,8867,641,07617,179,81018.55.712.82.08[72]
20201,353,378,00024,222,4448,115,88216,106,56217.46.011.52.03
2021[73]1,414,203,88927,294,13510,606,52916,687,60619.37.511.82.00
2022[74]1,425,423,21227,225,5839,692,87817,532,70519.16.812.32.00
2023[75]1,438,069,59626,460,4819,203,64517,256,83618.46.412.01.9
1The numbers of births and deaths were calculated from the birth and death rates and the average population.

Life expectancy

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See also:List of Indian states by life expectancy at birth
Life Expectancy at birth in India by district based on the analysis of NFHS-5 data (2019–2021)[76]
Life expectancy at birth in India since 1960 with calculated sex gap[77][78][79][80][81][82]
PeriodLife expectancy at birthLife expectancy at age 15Life expectancy at age 65Life expectancy at age 80
195041.1860.0675.9084.77
195543.7460.9676.1484.86
196045.6161.7576.3384.93
196545.5661.8476.2084.91
197048.5963.4076.5585.30
197550.7664.6877.0085.69
198053.5966.1077.2285.82
198556.3267.3577.3085.81
199058.6268.3277.5985.94
199560.6369.0878.0686.22
200062.7569.9278.5686.44
200564.9470.8478.8786.45
201067.1671.8379.2886.64
201569.3372.8879.9187.14
202070.1672.8179.4886.92

Demographic and Health SurveysFrom the Demographic Health Survey:[83]

TFR of India to 2016
Crude birth rate and total fertility rate (wanted fertility rate)
YearTotalUrbanRural
CBRTFR1CBRTFR1CBRTFR1
1992–199328.73.39 (2.64)24.12.70 (2.09)30.43.67 (2.86)
1998–199924.82.85 (2.13)20.92.27 (1.73)26.23.07 (2.28)
2005–200623.12.68 (1.90)18.82.06 (1.60)25.02.98 (2.10)
2015–201619.02.18 (1.8)15.81.75 (1.5)20.72.41 (1.9)
2019–202117.11.99 (1.6)14.01.63 (1.4)18.62.14 (1.7)
CBR = crude birth rate (per 1000); TFR = total fertility rate (number of children per woman).1Number in parentheses represents the wanted fertility rate.
Total fertility rate (wanted fertility rate) by religion
YearHinduMuslimChristianSikhBuddhist/
Neo-Buddhist
JainOther
2019–20211.94 (1.6)2.36 (1.8)1.88 (1.7)1.61 (1.4)1.39 (1.2)1.60 (1.5)2.15 (1.7)
CBR = crude birth rate (per 1000); TFR = total fertility rate (number of children per woman).1Number in parentheses represents the wanted fertility rate.
Crude birth rate and total fertility rate (wanted fertility rate) 2015–2016
State (Population 2011)TotalUrbanRural
CBRTFR1CBRTFR1CBRTFR1
Uttar Pradesh (199 812 341)22.62.74 (2.06)18.62.08 (1.62)24.02.99 (2.22)
Maharashtra (112 374 333)16.61.87 (1.57)15.51.68 (1.41)17.52.06 (1.73)
Bihar (104 099 452)27.13.41 (2.48)20.42.42 (1.83)28.03.56 (2.58)
West Bengal (91 276 115)16.61.77 (1.53)14.01.57 (1.38)18.01.85 (1.58)
Madhya Pradesh (72 626 809)20.22.32 (1.82)17.71.95 (1.61)21.32.48 (1.91)
Tamil Nadu (72 147 030)15.51.70 (1.51)13.91.54 (1.38)17.21.86 (1.63)
Rajasthan (68 548 437)20.82.40 (1.81)17.51.94 (1.52)22.02.56 (1.91)
Karnataka (61 095 297)15.91.81 (1.42)15.21.65 (1.30)16.51.92 (1.50)
Gujarat (60 439 692)16.72.03 (1.54)15.31.82 (1.39)17.92.19 (1.64)
Andhra Pradesh (49 386 799)16.11.83 (1.64)13.91.53 (1.39)17.01.96 (1.75)
Odisha (41 974 218)18.12.05 (1.69)15.61.73 (1.50)18.72.12 (1.72)
Telangana (35 193 978)17.11.79 (1.59)17.11.67 (1.53)17.21.88 (1.64)
Kerala (33 406 061)11.21.56 (1.47)11.41.57 (1.47)11.01.55 (1.46)
Jharkhand (32 988 134)21.72.55 (2.06)16.31.78 (1.47)23.52.83 (2.27)
Assam (31 205 576)19.52.21 (1.78)13.21.45 (1.25)20.52.34 (1.87)
Punjab (27 743 338)13.81.62 (1.37)13.51.59 (1.32)14.01.63 (1.39)
Chhattisgarh (25 545 198)20.72.23 (1.88)17.91.78 (1.58)21.52.37 (1.97)
Haryana (25 351 462)18.72.05 (1.63)16.31.78 (1.44)20.22.22 (1.75)
Jammu and Kashmir (12 541 302)17.72.01 (1.67)13.91.58 (1.39)19.42.18 (1.77)
Uttarakhand (10 086 292)19.02.07 (1.60)17.11.80 (1.43)20.02.24 (1.71)
Himachal Pradesh (6 864 602)15.31.88 (1.55)12.01.43 (1.15)15.71.92 (1.59)
Tripura (3 673 917)15.31.69 (1.55)12.71.40 (1.34)16.41.80 (1.62)
Meghalaya (2 966 889)24.63.04 (2.79)16.11.67 (1.57)26.73.47 (3.18)
Manipur (2 855 794)21.22.61 (2.33)17.52.14 (1.96)23.72.92 (2.57)
Nagaland (1 978 502)21.42.74 (2.35)16.31.78 (1.58)24.13.38 (2.86)
Goa (1 458 545)12.81.66 (1.37)13.41.72 (1.37)11.71.55 (1.37)
Arunachal Pradesh (1 383 727)17.92.12 (1.64)17.01.69 (1.26)18.22.29 (1.79)
Mizoram (1 097 206)18.72.26 (2.15)16.91.97 (1.89)21.22.71 (2.54)
Sikkim (610 577)11.41.17 (0.88)12.11.11 (0.82)11.11.21 (0.91)
CBR = crude birth rate (per 1000); TFR = total fertility rate (number of children per woman).1Number in parentheses represents the wanted fertility rate.
Crude birth rate and total fertility rate (wanted fertility rate) 2019–2021[84]
State (Population 2011)TotalUrbanRural
CBRTFR1CBRTFR1CBRTFR1
Uttar Pradesh (199 812 341)20.52.35 (1.77)16.71.88 (1.49)21.82.50 (1.86)
Maharashtra (112 374 333)13.81.71 (1.43)12.61.50 (1.27)15.01.89 (1.58)
Bihar (104 099 452)25.92.98 (2.25)20.42.35 (1.88)27.03.11 (2.31)
West Bengal (91 276 115)15.51.64 (1.42)12.41.39 (1.24)17.01.73 (1.48)
Madhya Pradesh (72 626 809)17.21.99 (1.61)13.71.61 (1.34)18.52.12 (1.69)
Tamil Nadu (72 147 030)13.71.76 (1.59)12.71.61 (1.50)14.61.89 (1.66)
Rajasthan (68 548 437)18.72.01 (1.61)15.31.67 (1.42)19.82.11 (1.65)
Karnataka (61 095 297)14.21.67 (1.38)13.21.50 (1.25)14.91.79 (1.46)
Gujarat (60 439 692)15.01.86 (1.53)13.31.65 (1.39)16.32.0 (1.60)
Andhra Pradesh (49 386 799)13.81.68 (1.55)12.51.47 (1.36)14.31.78 (1.64)
Odisha (41 974 218)15.91.82 (1.52)13.11.48 (1.26)16.51.89 (1.57)
Telangana (35 193 978)15.31.75 (1.55)16.01.75 (1.57)15.31.74 (1.54)
Kerala (33 406 061)11.81.79 (1.68)11.91.82 (1.71)11.61.76 (1.65)
Jharkhand (32 988 134)20.22.26 (1.87)14.21.56 (1.32)22.02.48 (2.04)
Assam (31 205 576)16.81.87 (1.56)13.11.50 (1.37)17.41.93 (1.59)
Punjab (27 743 338)13.31.63 (1.35)12.11.55 (1.29)14.01.68 (1.38)
Chhattisgarh (25 545 198)16.41.82 (1.57)13.61.42 (1.28)17.21.94 (1.66)
Haryana (25 351 462)16.41.91 (1.54)14.11.65 (1.38)17.52.04 (1.62)
Jammu and Kashmir (12 541 302)13.11.41 (1.3)
Uttarakhand (10 086 292)16.71.85 (1.46)16.81.84 (1.47)16.61.86 (1.47)
Himachal Pradesh (6 864 602)12.71.66 (1.43)11.21.43 (1.36)12.91.69 (1.44)
Tripura (3 673 917)14.51.70 (1.49)11.01.39 (1.29)15.81.81 (1.56)
Meghalaya (2 966 889)24.22.91 (2.66)14.81.57 (1.43)26.53.31 (3.04)
Manipur (2 855 794)17.42.17 (1.98)14.71.84 (1.73)19.12.38 (2.13)
Nagaland (1 978 502)15.41.72 (1.57)12.51.21 (1.13)16.82.00 (1.82)
Goa (1 458 545)10.31.30 (1.21)10.31.26 (1.19)10.31.36 (1.24)
Arunachal Pradesh (1 383 727)16.01.80 (1.49)14.81.44 (1.24)16.21.88 (1.54)
Mizoram (1 097 206)15.01.87 (1.78)13.91.63 (1.56)16.42.19 (2.08)
Sikkim (610 577)10.21.05 (0.85)7.80.71 (0.54)11.71.32 (1.11)
Delhi14.81.62 (1.29)14.61.60 (1.27)23.42.47 (2.06)
CBR = crude birth rate (per 1000); TFR = total fertility rate (number of children per woman).1Number in parentheses represents the wanted fertility rate.

Regional vital statistics

Birth rate, death rate, natural growth rate, and infant mortality rate, by state and UT(2010)[85]
State or UTBirth rateDeath rateNatural growth rateInfant mortality rate
TotalRuralUrbanTotalRuralUrbanTotalRuralUrbanTotalRuralUrban
Andaman and Nicobar Islands15.615.515.84.34.83.311.310.712.6252918
Andhra Pradesh17.918.316.77.68.65.410.29.711.3465133
Arunachal Pradesh20.522.114.65.96.92.314.615.212.3313412
Assam23.224.415.88.28.65.814.915.810.1586036
Bihar28.128.822.06.87.05.621.321.816.4484938
Chandigarh15.621.615.03.93.73.911.617.911.0222023
Chhattisgarh25.326.818.68.08.46.217.318.412.4515244
Dadra and Nagar Haveli26.626.028.64.75.13.321.920.925.3384322
Daman and Diu18.819.118.34.94.94.813.914.213.6231929
Delhi17.819.717.54.24.64.113.615.013.4303729
Goa13.212.613.76.68.15.76.64.58.0101010
Gujarat21.823.319.46.77.55.515.115.814.0445130
Haryana22.323.319.86.67.05.615.716.314.3485138
Himachal Pradesh16.917.511.56.97.24.210.010.37.3404129
Jammu and Kashmir18.319.513.55.75.94.712.613.68.8434532
Jharkhand25.326.719.37.07.45.418.319.313.9424430
Karnataka19.220.217.57.18.15.412.112.112.1384328
Kerala14.814.814.87.07.16.77.87.78.1131410
Lakshadweep14.315.513.26.46.16.78.09.56.5252327
Madhya Pradesh27.329.220.58.39.06.018.920.214.5626742
Maharashtra17.117.616.46.57.55.310.610.211.1283420
Manipur14.914.815.34.24.34.010.710.511.314159
Meghalaya24.526.614.87.98.45.616.618.29.2555837
Mizoram17.121.113.04.55.43.712.515.79.3374721
Nagaland16.817.016.03.63.73.313.213.312.7232420
Odisha20.521.415.28.69.06.611.912.48.6616343
Puducherry16.716.716.77.48.27.09.38.59.6222521
Punjab16.617.215.67.07.75.89.69.59.8343728
Rajasthan26.727.922.96.76.96.020.020.916.9556131
Sikkim17.818.116.15.65.93.812.312.312.3303119
Tamil Nadu15.916.015.87.68.26.98.37.88.9242522
Tripura14.915.611.55.04.85.79.910.85.8272919
Uttar Pradesh28.329.224.28.18.56.320.220.717.9616444
Uttarakhand19.320.216.26.36.75.113.013.511.1384125
West Bengal16.818.611.96.06.06.310.712.65.6313225

Neonatal and infant demographics

Infant mortality rate trends in India
(per 1000 births, under age 1, national average)
Male to female sex ratio for India, based on its official census data, from 1941 through 2011.[86] The data suggest the existence of high sex ratios before and after the arrival of ultrasound-based prenatal care and sex screening technologies in India.

The table below represents theinfant mortality rate trends in India, based on sex, over the last 15 years. In the urban areas of India, average male infant mortality rates are slightly higher than average female infant mortality rates.[87]

Infant mortality rate trend (deaths per 1000) As per NFHS & UNICEF Data.
YearMaleFemaleTotal
1998[88]69.873.571.6
2005[87]56.35857[89]
2009[90]4952
2014[91]43.737.9040.7[89]
2018[92]29.9529.8829.94[92]

India's 2011 census shows a serious decline in the number of girls under the age of seven – activists posit that eight million femalefetuses may have been aborted between 2001 and 2011.[93]

Ethnic groups

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Ethno-Linguistic groups in India chart (2011)[94][95][96]
  1. Indo-Aryan (78.0%)
  2. Dravidian (19.6%)
  3. Austroasiatic (1.11%)
  4. Tibeto-Burman (1.01%)
  5. Others (0.19%)

The national Census of India does not recogniseracial or ethnic groups within India,[97] but recognises many of the tribal groups asScheduled Castes and Tribes (seelist of Scheduled Tribes in India).For a list of ethnic groups in the Republic of India (as well as neighbouring countries), seeSouth Asian ethnic groups.According to a 2009 study published by Reichet al.., the modern Indian population is composed of two genetically divergent and heterogeneous populations which mixed in ancient times (about 1,200–3,500 BP), known as Ancestral North Indians (ANI) and Ancestral South Indians (ASI). ASI corresponds to the Dravidian-speaking population of southern India, whereas ANI corresponds to the Indo-Aryan-speaking population of northern India.[98][99] 700,000 people from theUnited States of any race live in India.[100] Around 150,000Anglo-Indian people still live in India.[101][102] India is a country with a vast diversity of ethnic groups, each with its own distinct culture, language, and traditions. The major ethnic groups in India include the Indo-Aryans, Dravidians, Sino-Tibetans, Austroasiatic peoples, and various indigenous tribes. These groups are spread across different regions of India, each contributing to the country's rich cultural mosaic.

Population size and structure

[edit]
Map showing the population density in India, per 2011 Census.[103]

India occupies 2.41% of the world's land area but supports over 18% of the world's population. At the 2001 census 72.2% of the population[104] lived in about 638,000 villages[105] and the remaining 27.8%[104] lived in more than 5,100 towns and over 380urban agglomerations.[106]By 2011, the share of the population living in rural areas decreased to 68.84%, while that of those living in urban areas increased to 31.16%.[107] India's population exceeded that of the entire continent of Africa by 200 million people in 2010.[108] However, because Africa's population growth is extremely high compared to the rest of the world,[109][110] it is expected to surpass both China and India by the early 2030s.[111]Comparative demographics

Comparative demographics
CategoryGlobal rankingReferences
Area7th[112]
Population1st[112]
Population growth rate102nd of 212in 2010[113]
Population density24th of 212in 2010[113]
Male to Female ratio, at birth12th of 214in 2009[114]
Population growth of India per decade[115]
Census yearPopulationChange (%)
1951361,088,003
1961439,235,00021.6
1971548,160,00024.8
1981683,329,00024.7
1991846,387,88823.9
20011,028,737,43621.5
20111,210,193,42217.7

List of states and union territories by demographics

Main article:List of States and Union Territories by demographics
Population distribution by states/union territories (2011)
RankState/UTPopulation[116]Percent (%)MaleFemaleDifference between male and femaleSex ratioRural[107]Urban[107]Area[117] (km2)Density (per km2)
1Uttar Pradesh199,812,34116.50104,480,51095,331,8319,148,679930155,111,02244,470,455240,928828
2Maharashtra112,374,3339.2858,243,05654,131,2774,111,77992961,545,44150,827,531307,713365
3Bihar104,099,4528.6054,278,15749,821,2954,456,86291892,075,02811,729,60994,1631,102
4West Bengal91,276,1157.5446,809,02744,467,0882,341,93995062,213,67629,134,06088,7521,030
5Madhya Pradesh72,626,8096.0037,612,30635,014,5032,597,80393152,537,89920,059,666308,245236
6Tamil Nadu72,147,0305.9636,137,97536,009,055128,92099637,189,22934,949,729130,058555
7Rajasthan68,548,4375.6635,550,99732,997,4402,553,55792851,540,23617,080,776342,239201
8Karnataka61,095,2975.0530,966,65730,128,640838,01797337,552,52923,578,175191,791319
9Gujarat60,439,6924.9931,491,26028,948,4322,542,82891934,670,81725,712,811196,024308
10Andhra Pradesh49,386,7994.0824,738,06824,648,73189,33799634,776,38914,610,410160,205308
11Odisha41,974,2183.4721,212,13620,762,082450,05497934,951,2346,996,124155,707269
12Telangana35,193,9782.9117,704,07817,489,900214,17898821,585,31313,608,665114,840307
13Kerala33,406,0612.7616,027,41217,378,649−1,351,237108417,445,50615,932,17138,863859
14Jharkhand32,988,1342.7216,930,31516,057,819872,49694825,036,9467,929,29279,714414
15Assam31,205,5762.5815,939,44315,266,133673,31095826,780,5264,388,75678,438397
16Punjab27,743,3382.2914,639,46513,103,8731,535,59289517,316,80010,387,43650,362550
17Chhattisgarh25,545,1982.1112,832,89512,712,303120,59299119,603,6585,936,538135,191189
18Haryana25,351,4622.0913,494,73411,856,7281,638,00687916,531,4938,821,58844,212573
19Delhi (UT)16,787,9411.398,887,3267,800,6151,086,711868944,72712,905,7801,48411,297
20Jammu and Kashmir12,541,3021.046,640,6625,900,640740,0228899,134,8203,414,106222,23656
21Uttarakhand10,086,2920.835,137,7734,948,519189,2549637,025,5833,091,16953,483189
22Himachal Pradesh6,864,6020.573,481,8733,382,72999,1449726,167,805688,70455,673123
23Tripura3,673,9170.301,874,3761,799,54174,8359602,710,051960,98110,486350
24Meghalaya2,966,8890.251,491,8321,475,05716,7759892,368,971595,03622,429132
25Manipur2,855,7940.241,438,6871,417,10721,5809851,899,624822,13222,327128
26Nagaland1,978,5020.161,024,649953,85370,7969311,406,861573,74116,579119
27Goa1,458,5450.12739,140719,40519,735973551,414906,3093,702394
28Arunachal Pradesh1,383,7270.11713,912669,81544,0979381,069,165313,44683,74317
29Puducherry (UT)1,247,9530.10612,511635,442−22,9311037394,341850,1234792,598
30Mizoram1,097,2060.09555,339541,86713,472976529,037561,99721,08152
31Chandigarh (UT)1,055,4500.09580,663474,787105,87681829,0041,025,6821149,252
32Sikkim610,5770.05323,070287,50735,563890455,962151,7267,09686
33Andaman and Nicobar Islands (UT)380,5810.03202,871177,71025,161876244,411135,5338,24946
34Dadra and Nagar Haveli (UT)343,7090.03193,760149,94943,811774183,024159,829491698
35Daman and Diu (UT)243,2470.02150,30192,94657,35561860,331182,5801122,169
36Lakshadweep (UT)64,4730.0133,12331,3501,77394614,12150,308322,013
Total (India)1,210,854,977100623,724,248586,469,17435,585,741943833,087,662377,105,7603,287,240382

Literacy rate

Literacy rate map of India, 2011.[118]
Literacy rate by state/union territory in 2011
State or UT codeState or UTOverall (%)Male (%)Female (%)
1Jammu and Kashmir
68.74%
76.75%
58.01%
2Himachal Pradesh
83.78%
90.83%
76.60%
3Punjab
86.60%
81.48%
71.34%
4Chandigarh
86.43%
90.54%
81.38%
5Uttarakhand
79.63%
88.33%
70.70%
6Haryana
76.64%
85.38%
66.77%
7Delhi
86.34%
91.03%
80.93%
8Rajasthan
67.06%
80.51%
52.66%
9Uttar Pradesh
69.72%
79.24%
59.26%
10Bihar
63.82%
73.39%
53.33%
11Sikkim
82.20%
87.29%
76.43%
12Arunachal Pradesh
66.95%
73.69%
59.57%
13Nagaland
80.11%
83.29%
76.69%
14Manipur
79.85%
86.49%
73.17%
15Mizoram
91.58%
93.72%
89.40%
16Tripura
87.75%
92.18%
83.15%
17Meghalaya
75.48%
77.17%
73.78%
18Assam
73.18%
78.81%
67.27%
19West Bengal
77.08%
82.67%
71.16%
20Jharkhand
67.63%
78.45%
56.21%
21Odisha
72.90%
82.40%
64.36%
22Chhattisgarh
71.04%
81.45%
60.59%
23Madhya Pradesh
70.63%
80.53%
60.02%
24Gujarat
79.31%
87.23%
70.73%
25Daman and Diu
87.07%
91.48%
79.59%
26Dadra and Nagar Haveli
77.65%
86.46%
65.93%
27Maharashtra
83.20%
89.82%
75.48%
28Andhra Pradesh[119]
67.35%
74.77%
59.96%
29Karnataka
75.60%
82.85%
68.13%
30Goa
87.40%
92.81%
81.84%
31Lakshadweep
92.28%
96.11%
88.25%
32Kerala
93.91%
96.02%
91.98%
33Tamil Nadu
80.33%
86.81%
73.86%
34Puducherry
86.55%
92.12%
81.22%
35Andaman and Nicobar Islands
86.27%
90.11%
81.84%
Overall (India)
74.03%
82.14%
65.46%
Population by age group
Age groupMaleFemaleTotalPercentage (%)Cumulative percentage
0–458,632,07454,174,704112,806,7789.329.32
5–966,300,46660,627,660126,928,12610.4819.8
10–1469,418,83563,290,377132,709,21210.9630.76
15–1963,982,39656,544,053120,526,4499.9540.71
20–2457,584,69353,839,529111,424,2229.2049.91
25–2951,344,20850,069,757101,413,9658.3858.29
30–3444,660,67443,934,27788,594,9517.3265.61
35–3942,919,38142,221,30385,140,6847.0372.64
40–4437,545,38634,892,72672,438,1125.9878.62
45–4932,138,11430,180,21362,318,3275.1583.77
50–5425,843,26623,225,98849,069,2544.0587.82
55–5919,456,01219,690,04339,146,0553.2391.05
60–6418,701,74918,961,95837,663,7073.1194.16
65–6912,944,32613,510,65726,454,9832.1896.34
70–749,651,4999,557,34319,208,8421.5997.93
75–794,490,6034,741,9009,232,5030.7698.69
80–842,927,0403,293,1896,220,2290.5199.2
85–891,120,1061,263,0612,383,1670.2099.4
90–94652,465794,0691,446,5340.1299.52
95–99294,759338,538633,2970.0599.57
100+289,325316,453605,7780.0599.62
Unknown2,372,8812,116,9214,489,8020.3799.99
Total623,270,258587,584,7191,210,854,977100.00
Age groupMaleFemaleTotalPercent
0–14194,351,375178,092,741372,444,11630.76
15–64394,175,879373,559,847767,735,72663.40
65+32,370,12333,815,21066,185,3335.47

[120]

Age groupMaleFemaleTotal%
Total664,184,000626,890,0001,291,074,000100
0–462,872,00056,038,000118,910,0009.21
5–961,499,00056,969,000118,468,0009.18
10–1465,142,00059,682,000124,824,0009.67
15–1967,223,00060,871,000128,094,0009.92
20–2463,521,00057,356,000120,877,0009.36
25–2957,272,00053,357,000110,629,0008.57
30–3450,782,00049,250,000100,032,0007.75
35–3945,318,00044,787,00090,105,0006.98
40–4441,280,00040,497,00081,777,0006.33
45–4936,602,00035,107,00071,709,0005.55
50–5430,738,00029,016,00059,754,0004.63
55–5924,403,00023,307,00047,710,0003.70
60–6419,133,00019,288,00038,421,0002.98
65–6915,198,00016,114,00031,312,0002.43
70–7411,002,00011,723,00022,725,0001.76
75–797,703,0008,367,00016,070,0001.24
80+4,496,0005,161,0009,657,0000.75
Age groupMaleFemaleTotalPercent
0–14189,513,000172,689,000362,202,00028.05
15–64436,272,000412,836,000849,108,00065.77
65+38,399,00041,365,00079,764,0006.18

[121]

Age groupMaleFemaleTotal%
Total700,623,000662,383,0001,363,006,000100
0–460,153,00054,120,000114,273,0008.38
5–962,276,00055,390,000117,666,0008.63
10–1461,266,00056,785,000118,051,0008.66
15–1964,862,00059,420,000124,282,0009.12
20–2466,770,00060,474,000127,244,0009.34
25–2962,944,00056,956,000119,900,0008.80
30–3456,614,00052,961,000109,575,0008.04
35–3950,027,00048,836,00098,863,0007.25
40–4444,450,00044,315,00088,765,0006.51
45–4940,204,00039,903,00080,107,0005.88
50–5435,235,00034,331,00069,566,0005.10
55–5929,082,00028,062,00057,144,0004.19
60–6422,465,00022,079,00044,544,0003.27
65–6916,823,00017,583,00034,406,0002.52
70–7412,546,00013,904,00026,450,0001.94
75–798,269,0009,294,00017,563,0001.29
80+6,637,0007,970,00014,607,0001.07
Age groupMaleFemaleTotalPercent
0–14183,695,000166,295,000349,990,00025.68
15–64472,653,000447,337,000919,990,00067.50
65+44,275,00048,751,00093,026,0006.83
Population between age 0–6 by state/union territory[122]
State or UT codeState or UTTotalMaleFemaleDifference
1Jammu and Kashmir2,008,6701,080,662927,982152,680
2Himachal Pradesh763,864400,681363,18337,498
3Punjab2,941,5701,593,2621,348,308244,954
4Chandigarh117,95363,18754,7668,421
5Uttarakhand1,328,844704,769624,07580,694
6Haryana3,297,7241,802,0471,495,677306,370
7Delhi1,970,5101,055,735914,775140,960
8Rajasthan10,504,9165,580,2124,924,004656,208
9Uttar Pradesh29,728,23515,653,17514,075,0601,578,115
10Bihar18,582,2299,615,2808,966,949648,331
11Sikkim61,07731,41829,6591,759
12Arunachal Pradesh202,759103,43099,3304,100
13Nagaland285,981147,111138,8708,241
14Manipur353,237182,684170,55312,131
15Mizoram165,53683,96581,5712,394
16Tripura444,055227,354216,70110,653
17Meghalaya555,822282,189273,6338,556
18Assam4,511,3072,305,0882,206,21998,869
19West Bengal10,112,5995,187,2644,925,335261,929
20Jharkhand5,237,5822,695,9212,541,661154,260
21Odisha5,035,6502,603,2082,432,442170,766
22Chhattisgarh3,584,0281,824,9871,759,04165,946
23Madhya Pradesh10,548,2955,516,9575,031,338485,619
24Gujarat7,564,4643,974,2863,519,890454,396
25Daman and Diu25,88013,55612,3141,242
26Dadra and Nagar Haveli49,19625,57523,6211,954
27Maharashtra12,848,3756,822,2626,026,113796,149
28Andhra Pradesh8,642,6864,448,3304,194,356253,974
29Karnataka6,855,8013,527,8443,327,957199,887
30Goa139,49572,66966,8265,843
31Lakshadweep7,0883,7153,373342
32Kerala3,322,2471,695,8891,626,35869,531
33Tamil Nadu6,894,8213,542,3513,352,470189,881
34Puducherry127,61064,93262,6782,254
35Andaman and Nicobar Islands39,49720,09419,403691
Total (India)158,789,28782,952,13575,837,1527,114,983
Population above the age of seven by state/union territory[122]
State or UT codeState or UTTotalMaleFemale
1Jammu and Kashmir
2Himachal Pradesh
3Punjab
4Chandigarh
5Uttarakhand
6Haryana22,055,35711,703,08310,352,274
7Delhi14,782,7257,920,6756,862,050
8Rajasthan58,116,09630,039,87428,076,222
9Uttar Pradesh169,853,24288,943,24080,910,002
10Bihar85,222,40844,570,06740,652,341
11Sikkim546,611290,243256,368
12Arunachal Pradesh1,179,852616,802563,050
13Nagaland1,694,621878,596816,025
14Manipur2,368,5191,187,0801,181,439
15Mizoram925,478468,374457,104
16Tripura3,226,9771,644,5131,582,464
17Meghalaya2,408,1851,210,4791,197,706
18Assam26,657,96513,649,83913,008,126
19West Bengal81,235,13741,740,12539,495,012
20Jharkhand27,728,65614,235,76713,492,889
21Odisha36,911,70818,598,47018,313,238
22Chhattisgarh21,956,16811,002,92810,953,240
23Madhya Pradesh62,049,27032,095,96329,953,307
24Gujarat52,889,45227,507,99625,381,456
25Daman and Diu217,031136,54480,487
26Dadra and Nagar Haveli293,657167,603126,054
27Maharashtra99,524,59751,539,13547,985,462
28Andhra Pradesh76,022,84738,061,55137,961,296
29Karnataka54,274,90327,529,89826,745,005
30Goa1,318,228668,042650,186
31Lakshadweep57,34129,39127,950
32Kerala
33Tamil Nadu65,244,13732,616,52032,627,617
34Puducherry1,116,854545,553571,301
35Andaman and Nicobar Islands340,447182,236158,211
Total (India)1,051,404,135540,772,113510,632,022

Religion

[edit]
Main article:Religion in India

Based on the latest Census Data

Population of India by Religion (2011 Census)
  1. Hindus (79.8%)
  2. Muslims (14.2%)
  3. Christians (2.31%)
  4. Sikhs (1.72%)
  5. BuddhistsDharma Wheel Rotating (0.69%)
  6. JainsJain Prateek Chihna (0.37%)
  7. Other Religions and Persuasions (0.66%)
  8. Religion Not Stated (0.24%)

Population pyramid by religion

Hindu population pyramid in India based on the 2011 Census data. This chart visualizes the distribution of the Hindu population across various age groups in India.
Muslim population pyramid in India based on the 2011 Census data. This chart visualizes the distribution of the Muslim population across various age groups in India.
Buddhist population pyramid in India based on the 2011 Census data. This chart visualizes the distribution of the Buddhist population across various age groups in India.
Jain population pyramid in India based on the 2011 Census data. This chart visualizes the distribution of the Jain population across various age groups in India.

The table below summarises India's demographics (excluding the Mao-Maram, Paomata and Purul subdivisions ofSenapati district ofManipur state due to cancellation of census results) according to religion at the2011 census in per cent. The data are "unadjusted" (without excludingAssam andJammu and Kashmir); the 1981 census was not conducted in Assam and the 1991 census was not conducted in Jammu and Kashmir.

Religious populations' numbers (2011)[123]
ReligionPopulationPercentage (%)
Hindus966,378,868
79.80%
Muslims172,245,158
14.23%
Christians27,819,588
2.30%
Sikhs20,833,116
1.72%
Buddhists8,442,972
0.70%
Jains4,451,753
0.37%
Others7,937,734
0.66%
Not Stated2,867,303
0.24%
Changes in religious demographics over time
YearHindusMuslimsChristiansSikhsBuddhistsJainisZoroastriansOthers/
Religion not specified
1951
84.1%
9.8%
2.3%
1.79%
0.74%
0.46%
0.13%
0.43%
1961
83.45%
10.69%
2.44%
1.79%
0.74%
0.46%
0.09%
0.43%
1971
82.73%
11.21%
2.60%
1.89%
0.70%
0.48%
0.09%
0.41%
1981
82.30%
11.75%
2.44%
1.92%
0.70%
0.47%
0.09%
0.42%
1991
81.53%
12.61%
2.32%
1.94%
0.77%
0.40%
0.08%
0.44%
2001
80.46%
13.43%
2.34%
1.87%
0.77%
0.41%
0.06%
0.72%
2011[124]
79.80%
14.23%
2.30%
1.72%
0.70%
0.37%
0.9%
Characteristics of religious groups[124]
Religious
group
Population (2011)
%
Growth
(2001–2011)[125][126]
Sex ratio (2011)Literacy (2011)
(%)[127]
Work participation (2011)
(%)[128][129]
total[128]ruralurbanchild[130]
Hinduism79.80%16.8%93994692191373.3%41.0%
Islam14.23%24.6%95195794194368.5%32.6%
Christianity2.30%15.5%10231008104695884.5%41.9%
Sikhism1.72%8.4%90390589882875.4%36.3%
Buddhism0.70%6.1%96596097393381.3%43.1%
Jainism0.37%5.4%95493595988994.9%35.5%
Others/Religion Not Specified0.90%n/a959947975974n/an/a
Percentage of total population of India's administrative divisions made up by Muslims (2011)[131]

Caste/tribe

[edit]
See also:Caste system in India

Caste and community statistics as recorded from "Socially and Educationally Backward Classes Commission" (SEBC) or Mandal Commission of 1979, which was completed in 1983.

India has chosen not to officially count caste population since then.

The following data are from the Mandal report:[citation needed]

Caste/Tribe demographics (1983)
Caste/TribePopulationPercentageNotes
Total population731,000,000
100%
*Margin of error 0.34%
Scheduled castes and tribes164,913,600
22.56%
Scheduled castes110,015,500
15.05%
Scheduled tribes54,898,100
7.51%
Non OBC/SC/ST Hindu castes/communities128,509,800
17.58%
Brahmin (including Bhumihar)40,351,200
5.52%
Kshtriyas(Rajput)28,509,000
3.90%
Maratha16,155,100
2.21%
Jats7,310,000
1%
Vaishya, Bania, etc.13,742,800
1.88%
Kayasthas7,821,700
1.07%
Others [ Including Yadavs (Kshtriyas) ]14,620,000
2%
Non-Hindu communities and groups121,346,000
16.6%
Non-Hindu scheduled and OBC
Muslim (Non S.T)81,798,900
11.19%
0.02%
Christian (Non S.T)15,789,600
2.16%
0.44%
Sikh (Non scheduled)12,207,700
1.67%
0.22%
Buddhist (Non S.T)4,897,700
0.67%
0.03%
Jain (Non scheduled)3,435,700
0.47%
Other backward classes and communities (OBC)380,120,000
52%
*OBC is a derived figure
Hindu OBC318,716,000
43.60%
Non-Hindu OBC61,404,000
8.40%
*52% of Non-Hindus

Genetics

[edit]
See also:Genetics and archaeogenetics of South Asia
South Asian ancestry map

Y-chromosome DNA

[edit]

[132]

Y-Chromosome DNAY-DNA represents the male lineage, The IndianY-chromosome pool may be summarised as follows wherehaplogroupsR-M420,H,R2,L andNOP comprise generally more than 80% of the total chromosomes.[133]

H
30%
R1a
34%
R2
15%
L
10%
NOP
10%
(Excluding R)
Other Haplogroups
15%

Mitochondrial DNA

[edit]

[134]

Mitochondrial DNAmtDNA represents the female lineage. The Indian mitochondrial DNA is primarily made up ofHaplogroup M[135]

Haplogroup M
60%
Haplogroup UK
15%
Haplogroup N
25%
(Excluding UK)

Autosomal DNA

[edit]
Tripuri children preparing for a dance performance. The Tripuris are a Tibeto-Burman ethnic group.

Numerous genomic studies have been conducted in the last 15 years to seek insights into India's demographic and cultural diversity. These studies paint a complex and conflicting picture.

  • In a 2003 study, Basu, Majumderet al.. have concluded on the basis of results obtained frommtDNA,Y-chromosome andautosomal markers that "(1) there is an underlying unity of female lineages in India, indicating that the initial number of female settlers may have been small; (2) the tribal and the caste populations are highly differentiated; (3) the Austroasiatic tribals are the earliest settlers in India, providing support to one anthropological hypothesis while refuting some others; (4) a major wave of humans entered India through the northeast; (5) the Tibeto-Burman tribals share considerable genetic commonalities with the Austroasiatic tribals, supporting the hypothesis that they may have shared a common habitat in southern China, but the two groups of tribals can be differentiated on the basis of Y-chromosomal haplotypes; (6) the Dravidian speaking populations were possibly widespread throughout India but are regulated to South India now; (7) formation of populations by fission that resulted in founder and drift effects have left their imprints on the genetic structures of contemporary populations; (8) the upper castes show closer genetic affinities with Central Asian populations, although those of southern India are more distant than those of northern India; (9) historical gene flow into India has contributed to a considerable obliteration of genetic histories of contemporary populations so that there is at present no clear congruence of genetic and geographical or sociocultural affinities."[136]
  • In a later 2010 review article, Majumder affirms some of these conclusions, introduces and revises some other. The ongoing studies, concludes Majumder, suggest India has served as the major early corridor for geographical dispersal of modern humans from out-of-Africa. The archaeological and genetic traces of the earliest settlers in India has not provided any conclusive evidence. The tribal populations of India are older than the non-tribal populations. The autosomal differentiation and genetic diversity within India's caste populations at 0.04 is significantly lower than 0.14 for continental populations and 0.09 for 31 world population sets studied by Watkinset al.., suggesting that while tribal populations were differentiated, the differentiation effects within India's caste population was less than previously thought. Majumder also concludes that recent studies suggest India has been a major contributor to the gene pool of southeast Asia.[137][138]
  • Another study covering a large sample of Indian populations allowed Watkinset al.. to examine eight Indian caste groups and four endogamous south Indian tribal populations. The Indian castes data show low between-group differences, while the tribal Indian groups show relatively high between-group differentiation. This suggests that people between Indian castes were not reproductively isolated, while Indian tribal populations experienced reproductive isolation and drift. Furthermore, the geneticfixation index data show historical genetic differentiation and segregation between Indian castes population is much smaller than those found in east Asia, Africa and other continental populations; while being similar to the genetic differentiation and segregation observed in European populations.[138]
  • In 2006, Sahooet al.. reported their analysis of genomic data on 936 Y-chromosomes representing 32 tribal and 45 caste groups from different regions of India. These scientists find that the haplogroup frequency distribution across the country, between different caste groups, was found to be predominantly driven by geographical, rather than cultural determinants. They conclude there is clear evidence for both large-scale immigration into ancient India of Sino-Tibetan speakers and language change of former Austroasiatic speakers, in the northeast Indian region.[139][140]
  • The genome studies conducted up until 2010 have been on relatively small population sets. Many are from just one southeastern state of Andhra Pradesh (including Telangana, which was part of the state until June 2014). Thus, any conclusions on demographic history of India must be interpreted with caution. A larger national genome study with demographic growth and sex ratio balances may offer further insights on the extent of genetic differentiation and segregation in India over the millenniums.[137]

Largest cities of India

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For a more comprehensive list, seeList of cities in India by population.
 
 
Largest cities or towns in India
RankNameState/UTPop.RankNameState/UTPop.
1MumbaiMaharashtra12,478,44711KanpurUttar Pradesh2,920,067
2DelhiDelhi11,007,83512LucknowUttar Pradesh2,901,474
3ChennaiTamil Nadu8,696,01013NagpurMaharashtra2,405,421
4BengaluruKarnataka8,425,97014IndoreMadhya Pradesh1,960,521
5HyderabadTelangana6,809,97015ThaneMaharashtra1,818,872
6AhmedabadGujarat5,570,58516BhopalMadhya Pradesh1,795,648
7KolkataWest Bengal4,486,67917VisakhapatnamAndhra Pradesh1,730,320
8SuratGujarat4,462,00218Pimpri-ChinchwadMaharashtra1,729,359
9PuneMaharashtra3,115,43119PatnaBihar1,683,200
10JaipurRajasthan3,073,35020VadodaraGujarat1,670,806

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  1. ^IncludesBihari languages,Bajri Rajasthani languages,Pahari,Awadhi language,Bagheli/Baghel Khan Language,Banjari Language. A total of 12 types.

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