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Tharu

The Tharu people group is reported in 2 countries

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Population All Countries

2,131,000

People Cluster

Hindi

Number of Countries

Number Unreached

Largest Religion

Hinduism

Progress

Map Notes

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Progress Scale: ●●●●●
Country ▲	Population	Indigenous	Primary Language	Progress Scale	Primary Religion	% Professing Christian	% Evangelical	Bible Status	Jesus Film	Global Recordings
India	455,000	●	Tharu, Kochila	1 ●	Hinduism	0.25 %	-1 Unknown	1 Definite Need	●	●
Nepal	1,676,000	●	Tharu, Dangaura	1 ●	Hinduism	1.60 %	-1 Unknown	2 Portions	●	●
Totals: 2	2,131,000			2 ●		1.31 %	0.00 %

Other reported countries: 2

Tharu

Groups reported, but outside the Small People Group Policy conditions. Some may not be viable and/or have incorrect Progress Scale values. The groups listed below are not included in overall Joshua Project people group counts. For possible further information about these groups, please contact us.

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Country ▲	Population	Progress Scale	Primary Language	Primary Religion
Bangladesh	-1 Unknown	1 ●	Tharu, Kathoriya	Hinduism
Bhutan	400	1 ●	Nepali	Hinduism
Totals: 2

For more information see the Joshua Project Small People Group Policy

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Level	Description	Criteria
1	Unreached - Few evangelicals and few who identify as Christians. Little, if any, history of Christianity.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians <= 5%
2	Formerly or falsely reached - Few evangelicals, but many who identify as Christians. In great need of spiritual renewal and commitment to biblical faith.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians > 50%
3	Minimally reached - Few evangelicals, but significant number who identify as Christians.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians > 5% and <= 50%
4	Partially reached - Evangelicals have a modest presence.	Evangelicals > 2% and <= 10%
5	Significantly reached - Evangelicals have a significant presence.	Evangelicals > 10%