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Akha of China
Population: 223,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Sogwo Arig of China
Population: 46,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Tibetan, Shanyan of China
Population: 24,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Kunbi of India
Population: 16,030,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Madura of Indonesia
Population: 8,147,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Mushunguli of Somalia
Population: 53,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Sarki of Nepal
Population: 376,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Tanaoli of Pakistan
Population: 599,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Arab, Saudi - Hijazi of Saudi Arabia
Population: 8,976,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

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

Mission Question

How many people groups in South Asia do not have Scripture portions, the Jesus Film, Gospel recordings or radio broadcasts and are unreached? ...

Missions Scripture

"For I will not presume to speak of anything except what Christ has accomplished through me, resulting in the obedience of the Gentiles by word and deed." Romans 15:18

Unreached Peoples Fact

The largest people cluster is the Chinese (1,234,000,000), followed by the Hindi (492,000,000), and Bengali (333,000,000). ...