Pune Religion Census 2011

Pune, Maharashtra has 94,29,408 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 80,90,254 people (85.80%).

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

Hindu: 80,90,254 people (85.80%). Muslim: 6,73,704 people (7.14%). Buddhist: 3,40,404 people (3.61%). Christian: 1,34,192 people (1.42%). Jain: 1,27,786 people (1.36%). Sikh: 27,090 people (0.29%).

The district has 14 subdistricts. The table below shows the religion composition for each subdistrict.

Key Facts

Pune Subdistrict-Wise Religion Population

SubdistrictTotal PopulationLargest Religion
Junnar3,99,302Hindu (91.16%)
Ambegaon2,35,972Hindu (94.81%)
Shirur3,85,414Hindu (93.25%)
Khed4,50,116Hindu (93.17%)
Mawal3,77,559Hindu (85.62%)
Mulshi1,71,006Hindu (89.93%)
Haveli24,35,581Hindu (85.89%)
Pune City33,04,888Hindu (78.80%)
Daund3,80,496Hindu (91.05%)
Purandhar2,35,659Hindu (95.65%)
Velhe54,516Hindu (95.37%)
Bhor1,86,116Hindu (94.15%)
Baramati4,29,600Hindu (92.11%)
Indapur3,83,183Hindu (92.83%)

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