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Nunu of China
Population: 59,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Mina of India
Population: 4,691,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Sindhi of United States
Population: 5,700
Progress Scale: 1.2

Mwani of Mozambique
Population: 112,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Dolpo of Nepal
Population: 4,300
Progress Scale: 1.1

Amdo, Rongba of China
Population: 151,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Chechen, Nohchi of Russia
Population: 1,431,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Konda Dhora of India
Population: 281,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Nisu, Jianshui of China
Population: 445,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Landoma of Guinea
Population: 22,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Mission Question

How many people groups larger than 1,000,000 do not have Scripture portions, the Jesus Film,Gospel recordings or radio broadcasts and are unreached? ...

Unreached Peoples Fact

The four largest Least-Reached people groups are the Shaikh of Bangladesh, Japanese of Japan, the Shaikh of India, and the Brahman of India. ...