Supaul District - Population 2011-2025

Supaul District Bihar Census 2025/2011: Full Population, Religion, Urban/Rural, Literacy, SC/ST, City & Taluk Stats (All Official Data)
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Quick Overview of Supaul District Census 2021 (Projection & Latest)

  • Estimated Population (2025): 2,784,360 to 2,950,000
  • Population Census 2011: 2,229,076
  • Male: 1,155,283 (2011), est. 2025: ~1,426,081
  • Female: 1,073,793 (2011), est. 2025: ~1,325,490
  • Area: 2,425 km2
  • Density: 919/km2 (2011)
  • Estimated Households: 443,073 (2011)
  • Sex Ratio: 929 (2011), 2025 estimate: ~930
  • Literacy Rate: 57.67% (2011) | Male: 69.62%, Female: 44.77%
  • Child (0–6 years): 437,357 (19.62% of total), Sex Ratio: 944
  • Urban pop. (2011): 105,558; Rural: 2,123,518; Urbanization: 4.7%

Population Projections & Historic Trends (1901–2036)

YearPopulationDecadal Change
1901351,000-
1911361,484+10,484
1921349,040-12,444
1931369,329+20,289
1941372,219+2,890
1951431,547+59,328
1961663,339+231,792
1971854,589+191,250
19811,087,762+233,173
19911,342,841+255,079
20011,732,578+389,737
20112,229,076+496,498
2025 (proj)2,784,360–2,950,000~+24.9%
2036 (proj)3,164,537+41.9% (since 2011)

Population by Religion (2011 & 2025 Estimated)

ReligionPopulation (2011)% (2011)Population (2025 est.)
Hindu1,809,93681.22,234,185
Muslim409,25118.36505,179
Christian3,7580.174,639
Sikh2710.01335
Buddhist1360.01168
Jain5460.02674
Others420.0052
Not Stated5,1360.236,340
Total2,229,076100.002,751,571

Population by Caste: SC/ST (2011)

CategoryTotalMaleFemale%
Scheduled Caste354,249182,545171,70415.89
Scheduled Tribe10,1685,2424,9260.46

Urban / Rural, Households, Literacy and Density (2011)

Type Population % of Total Male Female Sex Ratio Literacy Rate Households
Urban105,5584.74%55,78849,77089372.74%-
Rural2,123,51895.26%1,099,4951,024,02393256.89%443,073
Total2,229,076100%1,155,2831,073,79392957.67%443,073

Literacy Rate by Area, Gender & Religion

CategoryTotal LiteracyMale LiteracyFemale Literacy
Total57.67%69.62%44.77%
Urban72.74%80.78%63.64%
Rural56.89%69.03%43.82%
Hindu58.7%70.9%45.43%
Muslim52.65%63.34%41.43%
Christian73.54%80.63%65.62%
Religion not stated60.29%75.63%44.71%

Sex Ratio by Religion

ReligionSex Ratio
Hindu924
Muslim955
Christian889
Not Stated970

Workforce Profile (2011)

TypeTotalMaleFemale
Main Workers472,649356,247116,402
Cultivators142,606117,55225,054
Agricultural Labourers251,652178,13673,516
Household Industries10,1805,6244,556
Other Workers68,21154,93513,276
Marginal Workers405,033195,471209,562
Total Workers877,682551,718325,964
Non Working1,351,394603,565747,829

Child Population (2011)

Age GroupTotalMaleFemale% of PopulationSex Ratio
0-6 years437,357224,953212,40419.62%944

Subdivision, Block, Subdistrict & Taluk List (All Administrative Units)

  • Subdivisions:
    • Supaul Sadar
    • Birpur
    • Triveniganj
    • Nirmali
  • Blocks (Taluks/Subdistricts):
    • Basantpur
    • Raghopur
    • Pratapganj
    • Supaul
    • Kishanpur
    • Saraigarh-Bhaptiyahi
    • Pipra
    • Triveniganj
    • Chhatapur
    • Nirmali
    • Marauna
Block / SubdistrictSubdivision
BasantpurBirpur
RaghopurBirpur
PratapganjBirpur
SupaulSupaul Sadar
KishanpurSupaul Sadar
Saraigarh-BhaptiyahiSupaul Sadar
PipraSupaul Sadar
TriveniganjTriveniganj
ChhatapurTriveniganj
NirmaliNirmali
MaraunaNirmali

Villages & Towns

  • Number of villages: 551
  • Number of towns: 3

Official Language Distribution (2011)

  • Maithili: 76.31%
  • Hindi: 12.43%
  • Urdu: 9.30%
  • Bengali: 1.25%

Household & Houseless (Roofless, 2011)

  • Total households (2011): 443,073
  • Families without roof (2011): 140 families (total 623 persons)

Socio-Economic & Notable Facts

  • Main occupation: Agriculture (primarily rice)
  • Kosi River flows through district; area regularly affected by floods
  • Identified as a "backward district" (receives BRGF funds)
  • Historical/cultural site: Durga Sthan, Parsarma (10 km from district HQ), famous Vishnu Mandir & proximity to Nepal border (Rajbiraj)
  • Major rail/road connections (NH57/NH106, new Kosi Mahasetu Bridge since 2020)
  • Notable people: Udit Narayan (singer), R.K. Singh (MP), Shahnawaz Hussain (politician)

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