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

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

Edition
2011
Entries
20
Updated
24 Sept 2026
How this is compiled
Methodology

More people in Jaipur district returned Sindhi as their mother tongue at the 2011 census than in any other district of Rajasthan — 80,325 — followed by Barmer district and Ajmer district; 3,53,806 did across the state.

0250005000075000100000persons01Jaipur district8032502Barmer district7369703Ajmer district4773204Kota district2189405Bikaner district2145606Jodhpur district1859107Jaisalmer district1710808Udaipur district1381209Sri Ganganagar district1067610Hanumangarh district974711Alwar district895712Bhilwara district571213Jalor district521414Chittorgarh district332515Pali district266116Tonk district255917Bundi district173218Sirohi district159919Jhalawar district105220Bharatpur district1008
  1. 1
    Jaipur district

    Jaipur district

    80,325 people · 1.2% of the district

    80325 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  2. 2
    Barmer district

    Barmer district

    73,697 people · 2.8% of the district

    73697 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  3. 3
    Ajmer district

    Ajmer district

    47,732 people · 1.8% of the district

    47732 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  4. 4
    Kota district

    Kota district

    21,894 people · 1.1% of the district

    21894 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  5. 5

    Bikaner district

    21,456 people · 0.9% of the district

    21456 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  6. 6

    Jodhpur district

    18,591 people · 0.5% of the district

    18591 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  7. 7
    Jaisalmer district

    Jaisalmer district

    17,108 people · 2.6% of the district

    17108 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  8. 8

    Udaipur district

    13,812 people · 0.5% of the district

    13812 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  9. 9

    Sri Ganganagar district

    10,676 people · 0.5% of the district

    10676 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  10. 10

    Hanumangarh district

    9,747 people · 0.5% of the district

    9747 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  11. 11
    Alwar district

    Alwar district

    8,957 people · 0.2% of the district

    8957 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  12. 12

    Bhilwara district

    5,712 people · 0.2% of the district

    5712 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  13. 13

    Jalor district

    5,214 people · 0.3% of the district

    5214 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  14. 14

    Chittorgarh district

    3,325 people · 0.2% of the district

    3325 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  15. 15

    Pali district

    2,661 people · 0.1% of the district

    2661 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  16. 16

    Tonk district

    2,559 people · 0.2% of the district

    2559 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  17. 17

    Bundi district

    1,732 people · 0.2% of the district

    1732 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  18. 18

    Sirohi district

    1,599 people · 0.2% of the district

    1599 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  19. 19

    Jhalawar district

    1,052 people · 0.1% of the district

    1052 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
  20. 20

    Bharatpur district

    1,008 people · 0.0% of the district

    1008 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011

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