The population of Tripura

199 1 The official population is 2.8 million, 200 1 is 3.2 million, and 20 1 1 is 367 1 ten thousand.

nation

At present, the main population of the state is Bangladeshi immigrants, accounting for the vast majority of the state's population, mainly distributed in the plains and towns in the west and north. Indigenous tribes are scattered in rolling mountain villages. Tribes are the aborigines of Tripura, accounting for more than half of Tripura's population at the beginning of India's partition, but according to the statistics of 200 1, the registered tribesmen accounted for 3 1% of Tripura's population at that time.

Most tribal members belong to Mongolian race, and 65,438+09 tribes in Tripura are recognized as listed tribes by the Indian government (equivalent to recognizing their national status), namely, Bill, Bodhi, Chamar, Chakma, Goro, Haram, Jamatia, Kuji, Xie Lu, Gu Mo, Kash, Mudan, Lepcha and Camat. The four most populous tribes (listed nationalities) are Tripuri, Leon, Jamatia and Chakma. Tribal and non-tribal Bangladeshi immigrants are two basic social groups in Tripura.

religion

The main religion is Hinduism, and a few people believe in Islam, Christianity or Buddhism. According to the statistics of 200 1, about 90% people believe in Hinduism.

language

The official languages are Bengali and Cork Poroch (or simply Tripp). But Bengali is more widely used, with about 80% people in the state using Bengali.