Biggest cities by language A-Z (Hindi) - Statistics

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	Population	Region	Hint	Answer	% Correct
A	1.6 million	Central Zone	home to the Taj Mahal, former Mughal capital	Agra	95%
D	21.6 million	Northern Zone	where the historic Red Fort and Qutub Minar stand alongside modern political centers	Delhi	95%
J	3 million	Northern Zone	“Pink City” famous for its honeycomb-like Hawa Mahal, the hilltop Amer Fort, and its stunning royal history	Jaipur	84%
M	12.4 million	Western Zone	home to Bollywood, the Gateway of India, and the financial heart of the nation	Mumbai	84%
B	1.8 million	Central Zone	“City of Lakes” tragically remembered for the 1984 Union Carbide gas disaster	Bhopal	68%
I	2 million	Central Zone	ranked as India’s cleanest city - famous for its “Sarafa” night food market	Indore	63%
P	1.7 million	Eastern Zone	historically known as Pataliputra, it was the capital of the great Mauryan and Gupta empires and is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in the world	Patna	63%
V	1.2 million	Central Zone	spiritual capital of India and one of the world's oldest living cities, famous for its riverfront ghats	Varanasi	58%
C	1.1 million	Northern Zone	first planned city post-independence, designed by the French architect Le Corbusier and famous for its Rock Garden	Chandigarh	53%
L	2.9 million	Central Zone	world-renowned for its polite culture (Tehzeeb), Tunday Kababi cuisine, and delicate Chikan embroidery	Lucknow	47%
K	4.6 million	Central Zone	“Leather City of the World” massive colonial-era textile and tanning industries	Kanpur	42%
F	1.4 million	Northern Zone	massive industrial powerhouse known for manufacturing tractors, motorcycles, and refrigerators	Faridabad	37%
R	1.1 million	Eastern Zone	well-known as the hometown of Indian cricket legend M.S. Dhoni	Ranchi	32%
G	1.7 million	Central Zone	one of the world's fastest-growing cities and a major rail junction near Delhi	Ghaziabad	26%
U	515,000	Central Zone	one of the four sites for the Kumbh Mela, it is an ancient holy city on the banks of the Shipra River, home to the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga temple	Ujjain	26%
N	637,000	Central Zone	modern IT and outsourcing hub featuring some of India's tallest skyscrapers	Noida	21%
H	317,000	Central Zone	major regional trading hub for grain, jaggery, and textiles, it is the smallest district in Uttar Pradesh by land area	Hapur	5%
E	257,000	Central Zone	at the confluence of the Yamuna and Chambal rivers, it was a major center during the Indian Rebellion of 1857	Etawah	0%
O	515,000	Central Zone	serves as a key gateway to the Bundelkhand region	Orai	0%
Q	7,800	Central Zone	primarily known for its Power House, one of the state's significant thermal power projects	Qasimpur	0%
S	705,000	Central Zone	famous for its wood-carving industry, which produces intricate furniture and handicrafts exported all over the world	Saharanpur	0%
T	165,000	Northern Zone	famous for its unique Nawabi history, kite-flying culture, and the ornate Sunehri Kothi (Golden Mansion)	Tonk	0%
W	297,000	Central Zone	administrative headquarters of the “Energy Capital of India” due to its massive coal mines and power plants	Waidhan	0%
Y	217,000	Northern Zone	famous for its plywood and paper industries, as well as the historic Saraswati Sugar Mill	Yamunanagar	0%
Z	34,000	Central Zone	famous for its Azadari (mourning ceremonies) especially during Muharram, the 1st month in Islamic calendar	Zaidpur	0%

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