Gaya Religion Census 2011

Gaya, Bihar has 43,91,418 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 38,76,395 people (88.27%).

Gaya is a district in Bihar. This page presents the complete religion-wise population breakdown from Census 2011, covering all subdistricts (talukas).

Hindu: 38,76,395 people (88.27%). Muslim: 4,88,121 people (11.12%). NotStated: 19,345 people (0.44%). Christian: 3,943 people (0.09%). Jain: 1,723 people (0.04%). Sikh: 913 people (0.02%).

The district has 24 subdistricts. The table below shows the religion composition for each subdistrict.

Key Facts

Gaya Subdistrict-Wise Religion Population

SubdistrictTotal PopulationLargest Religion
Konch2,01,920Hindu (91.59%)
Tikari2,60,511Hindu (94.53%)
Belaganj2,22,003Hindu (83.66%)
Khizirsarai1,76,048Hindu (95.25%)
Neem Chak Bathani98,603Hindu (86.06%)
Muhra1,00,820Hindu (95.86%)
Atri82,296Hindu (93.43%)
Manpur1,48,418Hindu (88.78%)
Gaya Town C.D.Block6,46,956Hindu (80.09%)
Paraiya1,01,969Hindu (95.81%)
Guraru1,39,379Hindu (90.74%)
Gurua1,84,286Hindu (86.31%)
Amas1,05,027Hindu (85.35%)
Banke Bazar1,29,624Hindu (88.41%)
Imamganj1,92,812Hindu (82.73%)
Dumaria1,28,699Hindu (86.30%)
Sherghati1,55,425Hindu (79.83%)
Dobhi1,55,413Hindu (91.51%)
Bodh Gaya2,36,243Hindu (91.45%)
Tan Kuppa1,24,940Hindu (95.47%)
Wazirganj2,21,731Hindu (92.87%)
Fatehpur2,35,612Hindu (90.01%)
Mohanpur2,00,149Hindu (90.25%)
Barachatti1,42,534Hindu (87.83%)

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