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The 1.5% decrease is ON TOP of 30M increase in base population of Muslims. Most of the actual Urdu speakers in India are elderly while the younger ones barely even know the language. This is the condition of the "Urdu belt" in Bihar where most Urdu speakers are 40+... show more

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