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In accordance with Census 2011 there are 83,968 Kuki speakers in India covering 0,01 % of the country's total population and there are 229,340 Thado speakers in India covering 0,02 % of the country's total population.

Kuki speakers are distributed in:

• Manipur - मणिपुर (37,805 with 1.32 % of the state's population),
• Assam - असम (22,327),
• Nagaland - नगालैंड (18,392),
• Tripura - त्रिपुरा (1,693),
• Meghalaya - मेघालय (1,367),
• Delhi - दिल्ली (296),
• Mizoram - मिजोरम (295) and
• Maharashtra - महाराष्ट्र (273.

Thado speakers are concentrated in:

• Manipur - मणिपुर (223,779 with 8.71 % of the state's population),
• Assam - असम (2,540),
• Meghalaya - मेघालय (1,082),
• Mizoram - मिजोरम (476),
• Andhra Pradesh - आंध्र प्रदेश (361) and
• Uttar Pradesh - उतार प्रदेश। (197).

Among the districts in Manipur, the highest proportion of Kuki speakers is noticed in:

• Senapati - सेनापति (20,816),
• Churachandpur - चुराचान्दपुर (5,586),
• Ukhrul - उखरूल (3,075),
• Imphal East - इम्फाल पूर्व (2,553),
• Chandel - चान्देल (2,407),
• Imphal West - इम्फाल पश्चिम (1,632),
• Tamenglong - तामेंलों (1,465) and
• Bishnupur - बिष्णुपुर (211).

Among the districts in Manipur, the number of Thado speakers is the highest in:

• Senapati - सेनापति (82,049),
• Churachandpur - चुराचान्दपुर (72,161),
• Chandel - चान्देल (51,904),
• Tamenglong - तामेंलों (6,242),
• Ukhrul - उखरूल (6,090),
• Imphal East - इम्फाल पूर्व (2,622),
• Imphal West - इम्फाल पश्चिम (2,155) and
• Bishnupur - बिष्णुपुर (489).

Outside Manipur, significant number of Kuki speakers are recorded in Assam in Dima Hasao - दीमा हसाव (10,940), Karbi Anglong - कार्बी आंग्लंग (9,783), Cachar - कछार (995) and Kamrup Metropolitan - कामरूप महानगर (196), in Nagaland in Peren - पेरेन (9,666), Dimapur - दीमापुर(7,549) and Kohima - कोहिमा (637), in Tripura in West Tripura - पश्चिम त्रिपुरा (690), South Tripura - दक्षिण त्रिपुरा (357), Dhalai - धलाई (351) and North Tripura - उत्तर त्रिपुरा (295), in Meghalaya in East Khasi Hills - ईस्ट खासी हिल्स (1,149) and Ribhoi - रिभोइ (183), in NTC of Delhi South West - दक्षिण पश्चिम (185), in Punjab in Gurdaspur - गुरदासपुर (151) and in Uttar Pradesh Lucknow - लखनऊ (127).

Outside Manipur, Thado is not spoken significantly in any State/UT. However, a good number of Thado speakers is recorded in Assam in Dima Hasao - दीमा हसाव (1,854), Cachar - कछार (354) and Karbi Anglong - कार्बी आंग्लंग (128); in Meghalaya in Jaintia Hills - जैन्तिया हिल्स (800) and East Khasi Hills - ईस्ट खासी हिल्स (261); in Andhra Pradesh in Anantapur - अनंतपुर (and Sri Sathya Sai)(330); in Mizoram in Aizawl - आईज़ोल (134); in Uttar Pradesh in Kheri - खीरी (184) and in Ngaland in Dimapur - दीमापुर (130).

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

Chapter with map "Distribution of Kuki/Thado speakers 2011":

Digital Public Sphere in India for the language Kuki/Thado via the #tcz2wiki capability: capture lifeworld and Public Sphere content in Kuki/Thado on wiki pages to make it widely accessible and boost literacy and empowerment of minority communities in In accordance with Census 2011 there are 83,968 Kuki speakers in India covering 0,01 % of the country's total population and there are 229,340 Thado speakers in India covering 0,02 % of the country's total population.

Kuki speakers are distributed in:

• Manipur - मणिपुर (37,805 with 1.32 % of the state's population),
• Assam - असम (22,327),
• Nagaland - नगालैंड (18,392),
• Tripura - त्रिपुरा (1,693),
• Meghalaya - मेघालय (1,367),
• Delhi - दिल्ली (296),
• Mizoram - मिजोरम (295) and
• Maharashtra - महाराष्ट्र (273.

Thado speakers are concentrated in:

• Manipur - मणिपुर (223,779 with 8.71 % of the state's population),
• Assam - असम (2,540),
• Meghalaya - मेघालय (1,082),
• Mizoram - मिजोरम (476),
• Andhra Pradesh - आंध्र प्रदेश (361) and
• Uttar Pradesh - उतार प्रदेश। (197).

Among the districts in Manipur, the highest proportion of Kuki speakers is noticed in:

• Senapati - सेनापति (20,816),
• Churachandpur - चुराचान्दपुर (5,586),
• Ukhrul - उखरूल (3,075),
• Imphal East - इम्फाल पूर्व (2,553),
• Chandel - चान्देल (2,407),
• Imphal West - इम्फाल पश्चिम (1,632),
• Tamenglong - तामेंलों (1,465) and
• Bishnupur - बिष्णुपुर (211).

Among the districts in Manipur, the number of Thado speakers is the highest in:

• Senapati - सेनापति (82,049),
• Churachandpur - चुराचान्दपुर (72,161),
• Chandel - चान्देल (51,904),
• Tamenglong - तामेंलों (6,242),
• Ukhrul - उखरूल (6,090),
• Imphal East - इम्फाल पूर्व (2,622),
• Imphal West - इम्फाल पश्चिम (2,155) and
• Bishnupur - बिष्णुपुर (489).

Outside Manipur, significant number of Kuki speakers are recorded in Assam in Dima Hasao - दीमा हसाव (10,940), Karbi Anglong - कार्बी आंग्लंग (9,783), Cachar - कछार (995) and Kamrup Metropolitan - कामरूप महानगर (196), in Nagaland in Peren - पेरेन (9,666), Dimapur - दीमापुर(7,549) and Kohima - कोहिमा (637), in Tripura in West Tripura - पश्चिम त्रिपुरा (690), South Tripura - दक्षिण त्रिपुरा (357), Dhalai - धलाई (351) and North Tripura - उत्तर त्रिपुरा (295), in Meghalaya in East Khasi Hills - ईस्ट खासी हिल्स (1,149) and Ribhoi - रिभोइ (183), in NTC of Delhi South West - दक्षिण पश्चिम (185), in Punjab in Gurdaspur - गुरदासपुर (151) and in Uttar Pradesh Lucknow - लखनऊ (127).

Outside Manipur, Thado is not spoken significantly in any State/UT. However, a good number of Thado speakers is recorded in Assam in Dima Hasao - दीमा हसाव (1,854), Cachar - कछार (354) and Karbi Anglong - कार्बी आंग्लंग (128); in Meghalaya in Jaintia Hills - जैन्तिया हिल्स (800) and East Khasi Hills - ईस्ट खासी हिल्स (261); in Andhra Pradesh in Anantapur - अनंतपुर (and Sri Sathya Sai)(330); in Mizoram in Aizawl - आईज़ोल (134); in Uttar Pradesh in Kheri - खीरी (184) and in Ngaland in Dimapur - दीमापुर (130)..

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• Halabi
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• Hmar
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• Khandeshi
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• Kisan
• Koch
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• Kolami
• Kom
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• Konkani
• Konyak
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• Ladakhi
• Lahauli
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• Maithili
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• Malto
• Manipuri (Meitei)
• Mao
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• Maring
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• Mishmi
• Mogh
• Monpa
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• Paite
• Parji
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• Punjabi
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• Santali
• Savara
• Sema
• Sherpa
• Shina
• Sindhi
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• Tangkhul
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• Telugu
• Tibetan
• Tripuri
• Tulu
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