| Total Speakers of Tribal Languges in India (As per 1991 Census) | ||
| Tribal Languages | Script | Total Speakers |
| Adi | ||
| Anal | ||
| Angami | ||
| Ao | ||
| Bhili/Bhilodi | ||
| Bhotia | ||
| Bhumij | ||
| Bodo/Boro | ||
| Chakhesang | ||
| Chakru/Chokri | ||
| Chang | ||
| Deori | ||
| Dimasa | ||
| Gadaba | ||
| Gangte | ||
| Garo | ||
| Gondi | ||
| Halabi | ||
| Halam | ||
| Hmar | ||
| Ho | ||
| Jatapu | ||
| Juang | ||
| Kabui | ||
| Karbi/Mikir | ||
| Khandeshi | ||
| Kharia | ||
| Khasi | ||
| Khezha | ||
| Khiemnungan | ||
| Khond/Kondh | ||
| Kinnauri | ||
| Kisan | ||
| Koch | ||
| Koda/Kora | ||
| Kolami | ||
| Kom | ||
| Konda | ||
| Konyak | ||
| Korku | ||
| Korwa | ||
| Koya | ||
| Kui | ||
| Kuki | ||
| Kurukh/Oraon | ||
| Lahauli | ||
| Lakher | ||
| Lalung (Tiwa) | ||
| Lepcha | ||
| Liangmei | ||
| Limbu | ||
| Lotha | ||
| Lushai/Mizo | ||
| Malto | ||
| Mao | ||
| Maram | ||
| Maring | ||
| Mori/Mishing | ||
| Mishmi | ||
| Mogh | ||
| Monpa | ||
| Munda | ||
| Mundari | ||
| Nicobarese | ||
| Nissi/Dafla | ||
| Nocte | ||
| Paite | ||
| Parji | ||
| Pawi | ||
| Phom | ||
| Pochury | ||
| Rabha | ||
| Rengma | ||
| Sangtam | ||
| Santali | ||
| Savara | ||
| Sema | ||
| Sherpa | ||
| Tangkhul | ||
| Tangsa | ||
| Thado | ||
| Tibetan | ||
| Tripuri | ||
| Vaiphei | ||
| Wancho | ||
| Yimchungre | ||
| Zeliang | ||
| Zemi | ||
| Zou | ||
