Languages of Delhi

Hindi is the official language of Delhi, as well as the rest of India.

Urdu is the second most widely spoken language in Delhi, due to the large Muslim population in the city.

Punjabi is the language spoken by the Sikh community in Delhi, as it is their native language.

English is spoken by about 10% of the population in Delhi, mostly by the educated elite.

Bhojpuri is the language spoken by the migrant workers in Delhi, who come from the eastern states of India.

There are over 20 languages spoken in Delhi, reflecting the diverse population of the city.

Marwari is the language spoken by the Jain community in Delhi, as it is their native language.

Urdu is spoken by about 30% of the population in Delhi, mostly by the Muslim population.

Gujarati is the language spoken by the Gujjar community in Delhi, as it is their native language.

Punjabi is spoken by about 20% of the population in Delhi, mostly by the Sikh community.

Marwari is the language spoken by the Baniya community in Delhi, as it is their native language.

Bengali is spoken by about 5% of the population in Delhi, mostly by the migrant workers from West Bengal.

Rajasthani is the language spoken by the Rajput community in Delhi, as it is their native language.

Tamil is spoken by about 1% of the population in Delhi, mostly by the migrant workers from Tamil Nadu.

Malayalam is the language spoken by the Malayali community in Delhi, as it is their native language.