भारत (India)

371 languages spoken mainly here:

• 69.63 million speakers of Telugu (తెలుగు)
• 68.03 million speakers of Marathi (मराठी)
• 61.53 million speakers of Tamil (தமிழ்)
• 45.48 million speakers of Gujarati (ગુજરાતી)
• 35.35 million speakers of Malayalam (മലയാളം)
• 35.35 million speakers of Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ)
• 31.67 million speakers of Oriya (ଓଡ଼ିଆ)
• 27.11 million speakers of Panjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ)
• 24.54 million speakers of Bhojpuri (भोजपुरी)
• 22 million speakers of Maithili (मैथिली)
• 20 million speakers of Awadhi (अवधी)
• 15.33 million speakers of Assamese (অসমীয়া)
• 13 million speakers of Haryanvi (हरियाणवी)
• 13 million speakers of Magahi (मगही)
• 11.54 million speakers of Chhattisgarhi (छत्तीसगढ़ी)
• 10.71 million speakers of Deccan (دکنی‎)
• 9 million speakers of Dhundari
• 6 million speakers of Kanauji (क़न्नौजी)
• 5.96 million speakers of Santali
• 5 million speakers of Mewati (ميواتى)
• 4.39 million speakers of Kashmiri
• 4 million speakers of Konkani
• 3 million speakers of Shekhawati
• 2.92 million speakers of Garhwali
• 2.87 million speakers of Lambadi
• 2.36 million speakers of Kumaoni
• 2.11 million speakers of Dogri
• 2.07 million speakers of Munda
• 2.05 million speakers of Kurukh
• 1.97 million speakers of Sadri
• 1.95 million speakers of Gondi, Northern
• 1.95 million speakers of Tulu
• 1.93 million speakers of Waddar
• 1.9 million speakers of Bagri
• 1.7 million speakers of Kangri
• 1.62 million speakers of Wagdi
• 1.58 million speakers of Khandesi
• 1.36 million speakers of Nimadi
• 1.3 million speakers of Bhili
• 1.24 million speakers of Manipuri
• 1.1 million speakers of Malvi
• 1.08 million speakers of Ho
• 1.06 million speakers of Mewari
• 1.02 million speakers of Panjabi, Mirpur
• 1 million speakers of Bhilali
• 900,000 speakers of Vasavi
• 886,000 speakers of Hadothi
• 865,000 speakers of Khasi
• 806,000 speakers of Kachchi
• 801,100 speakers of Juray
• 779,000 speakers of Ahirani
• 776,400 speakers of Mandeali
• 725,000 speakers of Angika
• 691,000 speakers of Kok Borok
• 690,300 speakers of Gujari
• 644,000 speakers of Bundeli
• 600,000 speakers of Kachari
• 600,000 speakers of Bhatri
• 600,000 speakers of Varli
• 575,000 speakers of Garo
• 570,400 speakers of Kukna
• 529,000 speakers of Lushai
• 500,000 speakers of Halbi
• 500,000 speakers of Pahari, Mahasu
• 478,000 speakers of Karbi
• 403,600 speakers of Koli, Wadiyara
• 400,000 speakers of Gamit
• 400,000 speakers of Miri
• 396,000 speakers of Bagheli (बघेली)
• 350,000 speakers of Pengo
• 330,000 speakers of Koya
• 310,000 speakers of Saurashtra
• 308,600 speakers of Rathawi
• 300,000 speakers of Kuvi
• 300,000 speakers of Yerukula
• 295,400 speakers of Bilaspuri
• 292,000 speakers of Kharia
• 288,000 speakers of Sora
• 274,000 speakers of Panchpargania
• 273,000 speakers of Surjapuri
• 250,000 speakers of Gondi, Southern
• 247,900 speakers of Bauria
• 245,400 speakers of Badaga
• 226,500 speakers of Chodri
• 213,900 speakers of Powari
• 202,000 speakers of Dubli
• 200,000 speakers of Eravallan
• 200,000 speakers of Irula
• 200,000 speakers of Maria, Dandami
• 196,500 speakers of Bharia
• 179,800 speakers of Kurumba, Kannada
• 151,000 speakers of Parsi
• 150,000 speakers of Bareli, Pauri
• 150,000 speakers of Oriya, Adivasi
• 141,000 speakers of Naga, Ao
• 139,400 speakers of Rabha
• 139,000 speakers of Dhodia
• 138,000 speakers of Dhanki
• 132,000 speakers of Naga, Sumi
• 132,000 speakers of Purik
• 129,600 speakers of Chambeali
• 125,100 speakers of Chin, Thado
• 125,000 speakers of Karbi, Amri
• 120,000 speakers of Gaddi
• 119,700 speakers of Pardhi
• 116,900 speakers of Pardhan
• 110,600 speakers of Churahi
• 110,000 speakers of Adi
• 110,000 speakers of Naga, Tangkhul
• 110,000 speakers of Sauria Paharia
• 109,000 speakers of Naga, Angami
• 109,000 speakers of Pahari, Kullu
• 106,000 speakers of Dimasa
• 105,000 speakers of Naga, Konyak
• 102,300 speakers of Bhattiyali
• 102,000 speakers of Ladakhi
• 100,000 speakers of Dungra Bhil
• 100,000 speakers of Garasia, Adiwasi
• 100,000 speakers of Garasia, Rajput
• 100,000 speakers of Noiri
• 97,000 speakers of Jaunsari
• 84,000 speakers of Pnar
• 81,000 speakers of Naga, Mao
• 80,000 speakers of Andh
• 80,000 speakers of Naga, Lotha
• 76,000 speakers of Mawchi
• 75,000 speakers of Bishnupriya
• 75,000 speakers of Duruwa
• 75,000 speakers of Lodhi
• 69,000 speakers of Bhadrawahi
• 66,000 speakers of Korwa
• 66,000 speakers of Mahali
• 63,800 speakers of Paniya
• 63,700 speakers of Bareli, Rathwi
• 60,000 speakers of Sansi
• 59,000 speakers of Naga, Rongmei
• 58,200 speakers of Bazigar
• 55,800 speakers of Agariya
• 55,400 speakers of Kanjari
• 51,000 speakers of Mal Paharia
• 51,000 speakers of Naga, Poumei
• 50,000 speakers of Bodo Parja
• 50,000 speakers of Desiya
• 50,000 speakers of Hmar
• 50,000 speakers of Juang
• 50,000 speakers of Kolami, Northwestern
• 48,800 speakers of Kinnauri
• 45,000 speakers of Chin, Paite
• 45,000 speakers of Naga, Wancho
• 44,000 speakers of Braj
• 43,000 speakers of Buksa
• 39,000 speakers of Naga, Sangtam
• 38,000 speakers of Lepcha
• 37,000 speakers of Kudmali
• 37,000 speakers of Naga, Yimchungru
• 35,000 speakers of Gowli
• 35,000 speakers of Kurumba, Jennu
• 35,000 speakers of Naga, Nocte
• 34,300 speakers of Khirwar
• 34,000 speakers of Naga, Phom
• 32,000 speakers of Kurumba, Betta
• 31,000 speakers of Naga, Chang
• 30,800 speakers of Naga, Zeme
• 30,000 speakers of Naga Pidgin
• 30,000 speakers of Nicobarese, Car
• 29,400 speakers of Kurichiya
• 29,000 speakers of Naga, Mzieme
• 28,800 speakers of Chenchu
• 28,600 speakers of Sikkimese
• 28,000 speakers of Majhwar
• 27,800 speakers of Vaiphei
• 27,400 speakers of Ravula
• 26,900 speakers of Deori
• 25,600 speakers of Naga, Khoibu
• 25,000 speakers of Kanikkaran
• 25,000 speakers of Naga, Khiamniungan
• 25,000 speakers of Naga, Maram
• 25,000 speakers of Naga, Tutsa
• 25,000 speakers of Sirmauri
• 24,000 speakers of Naga, Chokri
• 24,000 speakers of Sholaga
• 23,600 speakers of Naga, Thangal
• 23,500 speakers of Kamar
• 23,000 speakers of Apatani
• 23,000 speakers of Naga, Khezha
• 23,000 speakers of Tiwa
• 22,000 speakers of Chin, Mara
• 20,200 speakers of Gowlan
• 20,200 speakers of Kumarbhag Paharia
• 20,200 speakers of Savara
• 20,000 speakers of Naga, Liangmai
• 20,000 speakers of Sakachep
• 20,000 speakers of Toto
• 19,000 speakers of Biete
• 19,000 speakers of Hajong
• 19,000 speakers of Reli
• 18,600 speakers of Bhunjia
• 17,400 speakers of Naga, Maring
• 17,000 speakers of Pangwali
• 16,600 speakers of Asuri
• 15,200 speakers of Malavedan
• 15,100 speakers of Gangte
• 15,000 speakers of Koraga, Korra
• 15,000 speakers of Koraga, Mudu
• 15,000 speakers of Nahali
• 14,800 speakers of Ullatan
• 14,100 speakers of Sanskrit
• 13,900 speakers of Anal
• 13,000 speakers of Naga, Pochuri
• 12,900 speakers of Muria, Western
• 12,200 speakers of Muthuvan
• 12,000 speakers of Mirgan
• 12,000 speakers of Zangskari
• 11,800 speakers of Kaikadi
• 11,000 speakers of Pattani
• 10,100 speakers of Changthang
• 10,100 speakers of Degaru
• 10,100 speakers of Muria, Eastern
• 10,000 speakers of Bareli, Palya
• 10,000 speakers of Bhoti, Spiti
• 10,000 speakers of Birhor
• 10,000 speakers of Creole Hindi, Andaman
• 10,000 speakers of Kolami, Southeastern
• 10,000 speakers of Lamkang
• 10,000 speakers of Naga, Inpui
• 10,000 speakers of Vaagri Booli
• 9,000 speakers of Bondo
• 8,700 speakers of Bhalay
• 8,600 speakers of Paliyan
• 8,000 speakers of Gadaba, Bodo
• 8,000 speakers of Gadaba, Mudhili
• 8,000 speakers of Holiya
• 7,500 speakers of Rongpo
• 7,300 speakers of Malankuravan
• 7,300 speakers of Mannan
• 7,200 speakers of Simte
• 7,000 speakers of Chiru
• 6,500 speakers of Miji
• 6,300 speakers of Kinnauri, Harijan
• 6,100 speakers of Turi
• 6,000 speakers of Darlong
• 6,000 speakers of Kinnauri, Bhoti
• 6,000 speakers of Kurumba, Mullu
• 5,800 speakers of Urali
• 5,400 speakers of Sulung
• 5,300 speakers of Chamari
• 5,000 speakers of Aiton
• 5,000 speakers of Bhatola
• 5,000 speakers of Katkari
• 5,000 speakers of Nicobarese, Southern
• 5,000 speakers of Phake
• 4,400 speakers of Chin, Bawm
• 4,000 speakers of Gahri
• 4,000 speakers of Hruso
• 4,000 speakers of Kupia
• 3,700 speakers of Naga, Moyon
• 3,200 speakers of Naga, Monsang
• 3,100 speakers of Malapandaram
• 3,100 speakers of Sherdukpen
• 3,000 speakers of Brokskat
• 3,000 speakers of Koireng
• 3,000 speakers of Kurmukar
• 3,000 speakers of Naga, Puimei
• 3,000 speakers of Singpho
• 2,800 speakers of Byangsi
• 2,800 speakers of Teressa
• 2,600 speakers of Aimol
• 2,500 speakers of Bhoti, Stod
• 2,500 speakers of Kudiya
• 2,500 speakers of Kurumba, Alu
• 2,400 speakers of Bijori
• 2,300 speakers of Kadar
• 2,200 speakers of Nicobarese, Central
• 2,200 speakers of Shumcho
• 2,000 speakers of Darmiya
• 2,000 speakers of Tinani
• 2,000 speakers of Chaura
• 2,000 speakers of Jangshung
• 2,000 speakers of Nihali
• 1,800 speakers of Chaudangsi
• 1,400 speakers of Bellari
• 1,400 speakers of Kanashi
• 1,400 speakers of Naga, Kharam
• 1,300 speakers of Merwari
• 1,300 speakers of Khamba
• 1,100 speakers of Kinnauri, Chitkuli
• 1,000 speakers of Bugun
• 1,000 speakers of Lohar, Gade
• 1,000 speakers of Phudagi
• 900 speakers of Naga, Tarao
• 800 speakers of Creole Portuguese, Korlai
• 800 speakers of Lohar, Lahul
• 800 speakers of Parenga
• 700 speakers of Tukpa
• 600 speakers of Sunam
• 500 speakers of Chinali
• 500 speakers of Naga, Purum
• 400 speakers of Allar
• 300 speakers of Jad
• 300 speakers of Zakhring
• 200 speakers of Aranadan
• 200 speakers of Shom Peng
• 200 speakers of Vishavan
• 100 speakers of Hinduri
• 100 speakers of Nahari
• 100 speakers of Sentinel
• Indian Sign Language
• Pao
• Mundari
• Na
• Toda
• Shendu
• Deng, Darang
• Deng, Geman
• Varhadi / Nagpuri (वऱ्हाडी / नागपुरी)
• Marwari (India)
• Mina (India)
• Konkani, Goan
• Godwari
• A'tong
• Bodo (India)
• Chetti, Wayanad
• Chug
• Dhanwar (India)
• Gadaba, Pottangi Ollar
• Galo
• Gata'
• Great Andamanese, Mixed
• Idu-Mishmi
• Indo-Portuguese
• Jarawa (India)
• Kalanadi
• Khamyang
• Kharia Thar
• Koch
• Kodaku
• Kodava
• Kom (India)
• Konda-Dora
• Korku
• Kota (India)
• Kui (India)
• Kumbaran
• Kunduvadi
• Kurumba, Attapady
• Lish
• Lyngngam
• Malasar
• Malasar, Mala
• Manda (India)
• Manna-Dora
• Maria (India)
• Monpa, Kalaktang
• Monpa, Tawang
• Muduga
• Mukha-Dora
• Muria, Far Western
• Naga, Chothe
• Naga, Northern Rengma
• Naga, Southern Rengma
• Nefamese
• Nisi (India)
• Önge
• Pathiya
• Ranglong
• Riang (India)
• Ruga
• Samvedi
• Sartang
• Thachanadan