How many people speak Hindi?

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About 60 crore people's speaks hindi
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57.09% of India's population speaks Hindi.
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About 60 crore people's speaks hindi
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Hi Sivaganesh Hindi is spoken vastly in the Northern India in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar. Most North Indian States are comfortable in Hindi despite having a different state language. Thanks
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Around 60% of people in India speak Hindi
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About 60 crore people's speaks hindi
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Hindi is the most widely spoken, with 52.8 crore individuals, or 43.6% of the population, declaring it as their mother tongue.
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60-65% people speak in hindi.Apart from india around in 20 other countries hindi is spoken
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