Mahbubnagar Religion Census 2011
Mahbubnagar, Telangana has 40,53,028 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 36,73,456 people (90.63%).
Mahbubnagar is a district in Telangana. This page presents the complete religion-wise population breakdown from Census 2011, covering all subdistricts (talukas).
Hindu: 36,73,456 people (90.63%). Muslim: 3,34,172 people (8.24%). NotStated: 22,452 people (0.55%). Christian: 21,345 people (0.53%). Sikh: 658 people (0.02%). Jain: 388 people (0.01%).
The district has 64 subdistricts. The table below shows the religion composition for each subdistrict.
Key Facts
- Hindu: 36,73,456 (90.63%)
- Muslim: 3,34,172 (8.24%)
- NotStated: 22,452 (0.55%)
- Christian: 21,345 (0.53%)
- Sikh: 658 (0.02%)
- Jain: 388 (0.01%)
- Buddhist: 290 (0.01%)
- Other: 267 (0.01%)
Mahbubnagar Subdistrict-Wise Religion Population
| Subdistrict | Total Population | Largest Religion |
|---|---|---|
| Kodangal | 53,673 | Hindu (86.32%) |
| Bomraspet | 55,937 | Hindu (94.18%) |
| Kosgi | 57,495 | Hindu (89.95%) |
| Doulathabad | 51,497 | Hindu (93.53%) |
| Damaragidda | 57,946 | Hindu (94.95%) |
| Maddur | 67,395 | Hindu (93.06%) |
| Hanwada | 55,044 | Hindu (95.78%) |
| Nawabpet | 52,061 | Hindu (94.27%) |
| Balanagar | 66,668 | Hindu (95.47%) |
| Kondurg | 60,518 | Hindu (89.21%) |
| Farooqnagar | 1,12,633 | Hindu (85.75%) |
| Kothur | 65,241 | Hindu (89.95%) |
| Keshampet | 42,592 | Hindu (92.72%) |
| Talakondapalle | 52,835 | Hindu (96.25%) |
| Amangal | 62,034 | Hindu (96.10%) |
| Madgul | 49,133 | Hindu (94.81%) |
| Veldanda | 46,006 | Hindu (96.44%) |
| Midjil | 52,352 | Hindu (92.03%) |
| Jadcherla | 1,02,766 | Hindu (81.79%) |
| Mahbubnagar | 2,49,091 | Hindu (70.65%) |
| Koilkonda | 66,721 | Hindu (95.80%) |
| Narayanpet | 97,838 | Hindu (85.44%) |
| Utkoor | 55,885 | Hindu (85.09%) |
| Dhanwada | 64,039 | Hindu (93.44%) |
| Devarkadra | 58,385 | Hindu (94.02%) |
| Bhoothpur | 49,777 | Hindu (90.00%) |
| Thimmajipet | 40,424 | Hindu (91.51%) |
| Kalwakurthy | 64,095 | Hindu (88.27%) |
| Vangoor | 50,113 | Hindu (97.09%) |
| Amrabad | 50,133 | Hindu (92.45%) |
| Achampet | 69,875 | Hindu (90.70%) |
| Uppununthala | 34,225 | Hindu (96.74%) |
| Telkapalle | 49,585 | Hindu (95.97%) |
| Tadoor | 38,375 | Hindu (93.49%) |
| Nagarkurnool | 74,728 | Hindu (87.14%) |
| Bijinapalle | 72,647 | Hindu (94.30%) |
| Ghanpur | 48,771 | Hindu (96.39%) |
| Addakal | 52,381 | Hindu (94.21%) |
| Chinnachintakunta | 50,341 | Hindu (90.05%) |
| Narva | 49,359 | Hindu (95.39%) |
| Makthal | 72,028 | Hindu (90.96%) |
| Maganoor | 47,957 | Hindu (92.62%) |
| Dharur | 65,945 | Hindu (94.62%) |
| Atmakur | 61,505 | Hindu (90.34%) |
| Kothakota | 79,604 | Hindu (90.64%) |
| Peddamandadi | 40,303 | Hindu (94.09%) |
| Wanaparthy | 1,08,521 | Hindu (88.79%) |
| Gopalpeta | 59,345 | Hindu (96.36%) |
| Balmoor | 38,768 | Hindu (94.54%) |
| Lingal | 34,979 | Hindu (95.85%) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total religion population of Mahbubnagar district, Telangana?
According to Census 2011 data, Mahbubnagar district in Telangana has a total recorded population of 40,53,028 people in religion census records.
Which religion is most followed in Mahbubnagar district?
Hindu is the largest religious community in Mahbubnagar district with 36,73,456 people (90.63%).
What is the second largest religion in Mahbubnagar district?
Muslim is the second largest religious group in Mahbubnagar with 3,34,172 people (8.24%).
What is the population of minority religious communities in Mahbubnagar district?
In Mahbubnagar, minority religious groups include NotStated (22,452 people, 0.55%), Christian (21,345 people, 0.53%), Sikh (658 people, 0.02%), Jain (388 people, 0.01%).
How many subdistricts (talukas) are in Mahbubnagar district?
Mahbubnagar district contains 64 subdistricts (talukas/tehsils), each with detailed religion population breakdown data.
What is the official Census source for Mahbubnagar district religion statistics?
The demographic figures for Mahbubnagar are sourced directly from official Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India (Census 2011) releases.