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Bagri as a Mother Tongue: Rajasthan's Districts, Census 2011

Rajasthan's districts ranked by how many people returned Bagri as their mother tongue at the 2011 census, from Census table C-16.

Edition
2011
Entries
9
Updated
24 Sept 2026
How this is compiled
Methodology

More people in Sri Ganganagar district returned Bagri as their mother tongue at the 2011 census than in any other district of Rajasthan — 4,77,229 — followed by Dungarpur district and Hanumangarh district; 11,19,675 did across the state.

0200000400000600000persons01Sri Ganganagar district47722902Dungarpur district29801903Hanumangarh district21658004Banswara district6923805Udaipur district2835806Pratapgarh district1512507Bikaner district759108Bharatpur district259509Ajmer district1134
  1. 1

    Sri Ganganagar district

    4,77,229 people · 24.2% of the district

    477229 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  2. 2

    Dungarpur district

    2,98,019 people · 21.5% of the district

    298019 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  3. 3

    Hanumangarh district

    2,16,580 people · 12.2% of the district

    216580 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  4. 4
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    Banswara district

    69,238 people · 3.9% of the district

    69238 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  5. 5

    Udaipur district

    28,358 people · 0.9% of the district

    28358 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  6. 6

    Pratapgarh district

    15,125 people · 1.7% of the district

    15125 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  7. 7

    Bikaner district

    7,591 people · 0.3% of the district

    7591 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  8. 8

    Bharatpur district

    2,595 people · 0.1% of the district

    2595 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  9. 9
    Ajmer district

    Ajmer district

    1,134 people · 0.0% of the district

    1134 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011

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