Bengaluru Rural Religion Census 2011
Bengaluru Rural, Karnataka has 9,90,923 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 8,90,429 people (89.86%).
Bengaluru Rural is a district in Karnataka. This page presents the complete religion-wise population breakdown from Census 2011, covering all subdistricts (talukas).
Hindu: 8,90,429 people (89.86%). Muslim: 92,252 people (9.31%). Christian: 5,368 people (0.54%). NotStated: 1,083 people (0.11%). Jain: 1,045 people (0.11%). Sikh: 389 people (0.04%).
The district has 4 subdistricts. The table below shows the religion composition for each subdistrict.
Key Facts
- Hindu: 8,90,429 (89.86%)
- Muslim: 92,252 (9.31%)
- Christian: 5,368 (0.54%)
- NotStated: 1,083 (0.11%)
- Jain: 1,045 (0.11%)
- Sikh: 389 (0.04%)
- Buddhist: 272 (0.03%)
- Other: 85 (0.01%)
Bengaluru Rural Subdistrict-Wise Religion Population
| Subdistrict | Total Population | Largest Religion |
|---|---|---|
| Nelamangala | 2,10,889 | Hindu (91.00%) |
| Dod Ballapur | 2,99,594 | Hindu (92.34%) |
| Devanahalli | 2,09,622 | Hindu (91.44%) |
| Hosakote | 2,70,818 | Hindu (85.00%) |