States of India by Malayalam speakers

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This is a list of states and territories of India by number of people for whom Malayalam is their mother tongue (first language) as of census 2001. Gross population figures are [1] [2]

Rank State/ Union territory 1981 census 1991 census 2001 census 2011 census
Malayalam speakers% of state% of MalayalamMalayalam speakers% of state% of MalayalamMalayalam speakers% of state% of MalayalamMalayalam speakers% of state% of Malayalam
India 25,952,9663.92%100%30,377,1763.62%100%33,066,3923.21%100%34,838,8192.88% (Tenth most spoken in India)100%
1 Kerala 24,231,39695.99%93.37%28,096,37696.56%92.4930,803,74796.75%93.1632,413,21397.03%93.04
2 Tamil Nadu 577,8901.20%2.23%661,1371.18%2.18557,7050.90%1.69774,0571.01%2.22
3 Karnataka 590,7091.60%2.28%757,0301.68%2.49701,6731.33%2.12726,0961.27%2.08
4 Maharashtra 220,8710.36%0.85%340,5970.43%1.12406,3580.42%1.23366,1530.33%1.05
5 Delhi 31,1430.50%0.12%64,9520.69%0.2192,0090.66%0.2888,6620.53%0.25
6 Gujarat 30,6100.09%0.12%57,7010.14%0.1967,8380.13%0.2164,9980.11%0.19
7 Andhra Pradesh/ Telangana 44,4890.08%0.17%66,4090.10%0.2262,2140.08%0.1961,1470.07%0.18
8 Lakshadweep 33,55984.51%0.13%43,67884.47%0.1451,55584.10%0.1654,26484.17%0.16
9 Madhya Pradesh 59,9280.11%0.23%80,7590.12%0.2748,5150.08%0.1537,7610.05%0.11
10 Puducherry 30,8865.15%0.12%38,3924.75%0.1342,7824.39%0.1347,9733.84%0.14
11 Rajasthan 12,6790.04%0.05%26,4500.06%0.0933,9750.06%0.1024,4390.04%0.07
12 Andaman and Nicobar Islands 18,66210.43%0.07%26,0759.29%0.0928,8698.09%0.0927,4757.22%0.08
13 Chhattisgarh ------26,3190.13%0.0823,3700.09%0.07
14 Uttar Pradesh 5,4100.01%0.02%15,7210.01%0.0519,6830.01%0.0624,4500.01%0.07
15 West Bengal 10,4780.02%0.04%17,2150.03%0.0617,0430.02%0.0510,9520.01%0.03
16 Goa 7,6340.72%0.03%12,9621.10%0.0415,0811.12%0.0512,9830.89%0.04
17 Haryana 4,4230.03%0.02%8,0380.05%0.0313,9890.07%0.0414,5180.06%0.04
18 Odisha 13,5360.05%0.05%16,2460.05%0.0510,4400.03%0.039,0040.02%0.03
19 Jammu and Kashmir 1,1350.02%0.00%n/an/an/a10,0630.10%0.0311,2480.09%0.03
20 Punjab 3,5910.02%0.01%7,1390.04%0.0210,6690.04%0.039,7340.04%0.03
21 Jharkhand ------8,7830.03%0.036,5490.02%0.02
22 Assam n/an/an/a3,5750.02%0.018,1410.03%0.025,7680.02%0.02
23 Arunachal Pradesh 2,1640.36%0.01%5,0460.58%0.025,5830.50%0.024,0120.29%0.01
24 Nagaland 2,4140.32%0.01%4,4930.37%0.013,9010.20%0.012,9160.15%0.01
25 Uttarakhand ------2,8700.03%0.013,1680.03%0.01
26 Chandigarh 1,6390.37%0.01%2,4350.38%0.012,3560.26%0.011,9790.01%0.01
27 Meghalaya 9140.07%0.00%2,1420.12%0.012,0000.09%0.011,7890.06%0.01
28 Dadra and Nagar Haveli 2860.28%0.00%8030.58%0.001,8390.83%0.012,1720.63%0.01
29 Tripura 2080.01%0.00%1,2310.05%0.001,7470.05%0.011,1730.03%0.00
30 Mizoram 5320.11%0.00%1,3750.20%0.001,3220.15%0.007180.07%0.00
31 Manipur 4090.03%0.00%1,7920.10%0.011,2310.05%0.001,5190.06%0.00
32 Himachal Pradesh 1,0340.03%0.00%1,2570.02%0.001,2310.02%0.001,2110.02%0.00
33 Daman and Diu ---2830.28%0.001,1660.74%0.001,2290.50%0.00
34 Sikkim 5770.19%0.00%7100.18%0.001,0210.19%0.008990.15%0.00
35 Bihar 13,7600.02%0.00%15,1570.02%0.052,6740.00%0.011,2200.00%0.00

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References

  1. http://www.censusindia.gov.in/Census_Data_2001/Census_data_finder/C_Series/Population_by_religious_communities.htm available online.
  2. "Census of India Website : Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India". Archived from the original on 2018-08-15. Retrieved 2018-10-02.