8 states with least
non-vegetarian population
in India
Shivani Tiwari
Cultural and religious factors significantly influence dietary choices in India. 25% to 30% of people are following a vegetarian diet.
Haryana: The non-vegetarian population is 19%. However, vegetarianism holds a significant place in the cultural and religious landscape of the state.
Rajasthan: The non-vegetarian population is 20% and there is a significant vegetarian population due to the influence of Jainism and certain Hindu traditions.
Gujarat: The non-vegetarian population is 28%. Similar to Rajasthan, Gujarat has a strong tradition of vegetarianism.
Himachal Pradesh: The non-vegetarian population is 47% and is influenced by a significant vegetarian population.
Punjab: The non-vegetarian population is 23%. Similar to Haryana, Punjab is known for its dairy products and wheat-based cuisine.
Uttar Pradesh: The non-vegetarian population is 42%. As a large and diverse state, Uttar Pradesh exhibits a wide range of dietary habits.
Delhi: The non-vegetarian population is 49%. Delhi has a diverse culinary influence.
Uttarakhand: The non-vegetarian population is 52%. Uttarakhand exhibits a wide range of dietary habits.
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