Tiring Religion Population Census 2011
Tiring has 1,00,517 people in Census 2011 religion records. Other is the largest community with 56,023 people (55.73%), followed by Hindu with 43,232 people (43.01%).
Official Census 2011 records for Tiring subdistrict in Mayurbhanj district (Odisha) list a total enumerated population of 1,00,517. The demographic profile reveals that Other represents the majority community with 56,023 residents, accounting for 55.73% of the subdistrict. The Hindu community forms the second-largest group with 43,232 individuals (43.01%), representing a lead difference of 12.72 percentage points. Non-majority religious communities collectively comprise 44,494 persons, or 44.27% of Tiring's total population.
Census 2011 Religion Breakdown for Tiring
According to official Census data, the religious composition of Tiring across 8 recorded communities is structured as follows:
- Other: 56,023 individuals (55.73% share).
- Hindu: 43,232 individuals (43.01% share).
- Muslim: 751 individuals (0.75% share).
- NotStated: 401 individuals (0.40% share).
- Christian: 93 individuals (0.09% share).
- Sikh: 8 individuals (0.01% share).
- Buddhist: 6 individuals (0.01% share).
- Jain: 3 individuals (0.00% share).
Detailed Religion Demographics for Tiring
| Religion | Population | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Other | 56,023 | 55.73% |
| Hindu | 43,232 | 43.01% |
| Muslim | 751 | 0.75% |
| NotStated | 401 | 0.40% |
| Christian | 93 | 0.09% |
| Sikh | 8 | 0.01% |
| Buddhist | 6 | 0.01% |
| Jain | 3 | 0.00% |
Other Subdistricts in Mayurbhanj
- Bahalda
- Jamda
- Rairangpur Town
- Gorumahisani
- Jharpokharia
- Bisoi
- Rairangpur
- Badampahar
- Jashipur
- Raruan
- Ghagarbeda
- Karanjia
- Thakurmunda
- Baripada Sadar
- Baripada Town
- Koliana
- Bangiriposi
- Chandua
- Suliapada
- Muruda
- Rasagobindapur
- Baisinga
- Betanati
- Barsahi
- Khunta
- Udala
- Kaptipada
- Sharata
- Mahuldiha
- Baripada (M)
Key Facts
- Other: 56,023 (55.73%)
- Hindu: 43,232 (43.01%)
- Muslim: 751 (0.75%)
- NotStated: 401 (0.40%)
- Christian: 93 (0.09%)
- Sikh: 8 (0.01%)