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

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

Edition
2011
Entries
10
Updated
24 Sept 2026
How this is compiled
Methodology

More people in Udaipur district returned Mewari as their mother tongue at the 2011 census than in any other district of Rajasthan — 13,56,079 — followed by Chittorgarh district and Rajsamand district; 41,79,940 did across the state.

050000010000001500000persons01Udaipur district135607902Chittorgarh district104833703Rajsamand district87157904Bhilwara district66228305Pratapgarh district22647006Bundi district279007Banswara district265708Dungarpur district205409Pali district192610Kota district1100
  1. 1

    Udaipur district

    13,56,079 people · 44.2% of the district

    1356079 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  2. 2

    Chittorgarh district

    10,48,337 people · 67.9% of the district

    1048337 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  3. 3

    Rajsamand district

    8,71,579 people · 75.4% of the district

    871579 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  4. 4

    Bhilwara district

    6,62,283 people · 27.5% of the district

    662283 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  5. 5

    Pratapgarh district

    2,26,470 people · 26.1% of the district

    226470 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  6. 6

    Bundi district

    2,790 people · 0.3% of the district

    2790 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  7. 7
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    Banswara district

    2,657 people · 0.1% of the district

    2657 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  8. 8

    Dungarpur district

    2,054 people · 0.1% of the district

    2054 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  9. 9

    Pali district

    1,926 people · 0.1% of the district

    1926 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  10. 10
    Kota district

    Kota district

    1,100 people · 0.1% of the district

    1100 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011

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