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In accordance with Census 2011 there are 407,423 Koya speakers in India covering 0,03 % of the country's total population.

The significant proportion of Koya speakers are concentrated in:

• Telangana and Andhra Pradesh - आंध्र प्रदेश (262,560 with 0.31 % of the state's population),
• Odisha - ओडिशा (143,676 with 0.34 % of the state's population),
• Chhattisgarh - छत्तीसगढ (740) and
• Assam - असम (363).

Among the districts in Andhra Pradesh, the highest number of Koya speakers is noticed in:

• Khammam - खम्मम (210,027,
• West Godavari - पश्चिम गोदावरी (35,531),
• Adilabad - अदिलाबाद (13,913),
• Hanumakonda - हनुमाकोंडा and Warangal - वरंगल (1,434),
• Visakhapatnam - विशाखापट्नम (397),
• East Godavari - पूर्व गोदावरी (367),
• Rangareddy - रंगारेड्डी (140) and
• Krishna - कृष्णा (110).

Outside Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, significant number of Koya speakers are also recorded in Odisha in Malkangiri - मालकानगिरि (143,488) and in Chhattisgarh in Dakshin Bastar Dantewada - दक्षिण बस्तर दंतेवाड़ा (610) and Raigarh - रायगढ़ (118.)

Source: Census of India (2022) Language Atlas of India 2011. url

Chapter with map "Distribution of Koya speakers 2011":

Digital Public Sphere in India for the language Koya via the #kff2wiki capability: capture lifeworld and Public Sphere content in Koya on wiki pages to make it widely accessible and boost literacy and empowerment of minority communities in In accordance with Census 2011 there are 407,423 Koya speakers in India covering 0,03 % of the country's total population.

The significant proportion of Koya speakers are concentrated in:

• Telangana and Andhra Pradesh - आंध्र प्रदेश (262,560 with 0.31 % of the state's population),
• Odisha - ओडिशा (143,676 with 0.34 % of the state's population),
• Chhattisgarh - छत्तीसगढ (740) and
• Assam - असम (363).

Among the districts in Andhra Pradesh, the highest number of Koya speakers is noticed in:

• Khammam - खम्मम (210,027,
• West Godavari - पश्चिम गोदावरी (35,531),
• Adilabad - अदिलाबाद (13,913),
• Hanumakonda - हनुमाकोंडा and Warangal - वरंगल (1,434),
• Visakhapatnam - विशाखापट्नम (397),
• East Godavari - पूर्व गोदावरी (367),
• Rangareddy - रंगारेड्डी (140) and
• Krishna - कृष्णा (110).

Outside Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, significant number of Koya speakers are also recorded in Odisha in Malkangiri - मालकानगिरि (143,488) and in Chhattisgarh in Dakshin Bastar Dantewada - दक्षिण बस्तर दंतेवाड़ा (610) and Raigarh - रायगढ़ (118.).

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The parent class of Koya is Languages of India, which has child classes:

• Adi
• Afghani/Kabuli/Pashto
• Anal
• Angami
• Ao
• Arabic/Arbi
• Assamese
• Balti
• Bengali
• Bhili/Bhilodi
• Bhotia
• Bhumij
• Bishnupuriya
• Bodo
• Chakhesang/Chakru/Chokri
• Chang
• Coorgi/Kodagu
• Deori
• Dimasa
• Dogri
• English
• Gadaba
• Gangte
• Garo
• Gondi
• Gujarati
• Halabi
• Halam
• Hindi
• Hmar
• Ho
• Jatapu/Khond/Kondh
• Juang
• Kabui/Zeliang
• Kannada
• Karbi/Mikir
• Kashmiri
• Khandeshi
• Kharia
• Khasi
• Khezha
• Khiemnungan
• Kinnauri
• Kisan
• Koch
• Koda/Kora
• Kolami
• Kom
• Konda
• Konkani
• Konyak
• Korku
• Korwa
• Koya
• Kui
• Kuki/Thado
• Kurukh/Oraon
• Ladakhi
• Lahauli
• Lakher
• Lalung
• Lepcha
• Liangmei
• Limbu
• Lotha
• Lushai/Mizo
• Maithili
• Malayalam
• Malto
• Manipuri (Meitei)
• Mao
• Maram
• Marathi
• Maring
• Miri/Mishing
• Mishmi
• Mogh
• Monpa
• Munda
• Mundari
• Nepali
• Nicobarese
• Nissi/Dafla
• Nocte
• Odia
• Paite
• Parji
• Pawi
• Phom
• Pochury
• Punjabi
• Rabha
• Rai
• Rengma
• Sangtam
• Sanskrit
• Santali
• Savara
• Sema
• Sherpa
• Shina
• Sindhi
• Tamang
• Tamil
• Tangkhul
• Tangsa
• Telugu
• Tibetan
• Tripuri
• Tulu
• Urdu
• Vaiphei
• Wancho
• Yimchungre
• Zemi
• Zou

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