Cherial Religion Census 2011

Cherial has 70,809 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 67,336 people (95.10%), followed by Muslim with 2,987 people (4.22%).

Cherial is a subdistrict (taluka) located in Warangal district, Telangana. According to Census 2011, it has a total population of 70,809 people.

Hindu community comprises 67,336 people (95.10%) of the population. Muslim community comprises 2,987 people (4.22%) of the population. Christian community comprises 393 people (0.56%) of the population. NotStated community comprises 51 people (0.07%) of the population. Jain community comprises 16 people (0.02%) of the population.

Key Facts

  • Hindu: 67,336 (95.10%)
  • Muslim: 2,987 (4.22%)
  • Christian: 393 (0.56%)
  • NotStated: 51 (0.07%)
  • Jain: 16 (0.02%)
  • Sikh: 14 (0.02%)
  • Other: 7 (0.01%)
  • Buddhist: 5 (0.01%)

Cherial Religion-Wise Population

ReligionPopulationPercentage
Hindu67,33695.10%
Muslim2,9874.22%
Christian3930.56%
NotStated510.07%
Jain160.02%
Sikh140.02%
Other70.01%
Buddhist50.01%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population of Cherial according to Census 2011?

According to Census 2011 records, Cherial subdistrict in Warangal district, Telangana has a total population of 70,809 people.

Which is the largest religious community in Cherial?

Hindu is the largest religious community in Cherial with a population of 67,336 (95.10%).

What is the second largest religion in Cherial?

Muslim is the second largest religious group in Cherial with 2,987 people (4.22%).

What is the population of minority religions in Cherial?

In Cherial, minority religious communities include Christian (393 people, 0.56%), NotStated (51 people, 0.07%), Jain (16 people, 0.02%), Sikh (14 people, 0.02%).

Where is Cherial located?

Cherial is a subdistrict (taluka/tehsil) located in Warangal district, Telangana, India.

Where can I view district-level religion data for Warangal?

You can view complete district-wide religion breakdown for Warangal on our dedicated Warangal Religion Data page.

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