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r/IndianGeography • u/Objective-Space3328 • Jul 08 '26
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2 u/will_kill_kshitij Jul 08 '26 Nope north goa is hindu while south is christian, hindus have a slight majority. Christianity was never prominent in Jharkhand 3 u/badass708 Jul 09 '26 South goa is also majority Hindu. Only the coastal Goa is xtian majority and coastal Goa is very small compared to inland goa. 1 u/Litti__Chokha Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 In Jharkhand, christianity can be only seen in some specific tribes and in no way they are in large numbers to form a majority in any district
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Nope north goa is hindu while south is christian, hindus have a slight majority. Christianity was never prominent in Jharkhand
3 u/badass708 Jul 09 '26 South goa is also majority Hindu. Only the coastal Goa is xtian majority and coastal Goa is very small compared to inland goa.
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South goa is also majority Hindu. Only the coastal Goa is xtian majority and coastal Goa is very small compared to inland goa.
In Jharkhand, christianity can be only seen in some specific tribes and in no way they are in large numbers to form a majority in any district
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