Siwan District Religion Population 2011

Siwan, Bihar has 33,30,464 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 27,12,635 people (81.45%).

Siwan district in Bihar recorded a total population of 33,30,464 in Census 2011 across 19 subdistricts. The demographic distribution shows Hindu as the largest community with 27,12,635 residents, accounting for 81.45% of the district population. The second largest group is Muslim with 6,08,282 people (18.26%), establishing a majority gap of 63.19 percentage points. All other religious demographics combined represent 6,17,829 individuals (18.55% of the district total).

Census 2011 Religious Composition for Siwan District

The religion census data for Siwan district spans 8 documented religious groups:

• Hindu: 27,12,635 population (81.45% of district total).
• Muslim: 6,08,282 population (18.26% of district total).
• NotStated: 5,708 population (0.17% of district total).
• Christian: 2,618 population (0.08% of district total).
• Buddhist: 407 population (0.01% of district total).
• Sikh: 369 population (0.01% of district total).
• Jain: 359 population (0.01% of district total).
• Other: 86 population (0.00% of district total).

Detailed Religion Demographics for Siwan

Subdistricts in Siwan

• Nautan
• Siwan
• Barharia
• Goriakothi
• Lakri Nabiganj
• Basantpur
• Bhagwanpur Hat
• Maharajganj
• Pachrukhi
• Hussainganj
• Ziradei
• Mairwa
• Guthani
• Darauli
• Andar
• Raghunathpur
• Hasanpura
• Daraundha
• Siswan