Hindus are a minority in 8 Indian States. Scholarships meant for Religious Minorities are also not given.

Hindus are a minority in Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Lakshadweep, Punjab, and Jammu Kashmir.

In Nagaland, Christians who form 90% of the population are awarded 189 of 193 scholarships meant for "religious minorities" 0 allocated to Hindus.
In all the 8 states where Hindus are a minority, a total sum of 0 has been allocated to Hindus by minority commission to date.


In 1961, the percentage of Christians in Arunachal Pradesh was 0.51%. In 2011, it went up to 30.26%.


In Nagaland, the percentage of Christians in 1941 was 0.00%. By 2011, the percentage of Christians in Nagaland went up to 90.02%.


In 1941, the percentage of Christians in Mizoram was 0.00%. By 1991, the percentage of Christians in Mizoram went up to 85.73%.


In 1941, the percentage of Christians in Meghalaya was 0.19%. By 2011, the Christian percentage of Meghalaya went up to 74.59%.


In 1941, the percentage of Christians in Manipur was 5.02%. By 2011, the Christian percentage of Manipur went up to 41.3%.


Remarkably, these states weren't converted during British rule. They were converted in "Secular" India ruled largely by "Secular" Congress