Hinduism in your nation.

[Omensa]

Well in this world we contrel our india so about 40% in india are hindu while 0% in other nations

[Banditoca]

Nonexistant. We are all Christian with a small percentage of Muslims.

Wait, wat? You're ALL Christian with a small percentage of Muslims? So, is the small percentage both Christian AND Muslim?

[The Terran Technate]

The Hindu religion is integrated into our State church, the Church of the Prophets of the Christ.

[The Grand Millian]

Small, less then 1%.

[Vitius]

3% of the population is Hindu. Anyone whom is not Jewish, Buddhist, Christian, or Vaiana (Vitius' rising cult religion) is heavily discrinated against. Trends show that the major religions continue to rise in popularity, particulary Vaiana's followers, and minor religions (such as Islam and Hinduism) are quickly falling.

[Sibirsky]

1,847,600 Hindus. 0.04%.

[Whiskey Hill]

According to the factbook, 6%.

Perhaps also of interest to you, according to the factbook, these languages are significant in our nation:
Malayalam: 4%, Kannada: 3%, Tamil: 2%

[Aurora-Nova]

In Galonica, so long as you have a religion -NOT a cult- you'll be fine.

There's a difference?

[Mount Shavano]

If there are any here the number is trivially small. We do have a fair (but still not very large) number of ex-Hindus (Christian converts) who have immigrated to avoid being second class citizens in their respective homelands.

[H-Alba]

Edit: See next post

[Charlotte Ryberg]

As of 2036, 21.9% are Hindu. In fact Hinduism is the second largest group of faith, after No religion, and the difference is less than a percent.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Any others?

(Not a gravedig yet.)

[Beaverriver]

There's about 9 million hindus in our nation which represents 0.9% of the total population

[Conoga]

Not many.

[YellowApple]

Approximately 6% of YellowApple's citizen population identifies itself as Hindu.

Religion is rarely interpreted literally in YellowApple, but rather examined for its merits and faults, the positive lessons adopted and the flawed bits referenced, the holy books dissected as literature and not as canon. Consequently, the Vedas and the Kama Sutra are both taught in Philosophy and Sexual Education classes, respectively.

[Greater Rhodes]

Approximately 0.16% of our population is Hindu, making it one of the smaller minority religions in Greater Rhodes.

[Great Nepal]

Hinduism is majority religion in Great Nepal with 80.34% of people following Hinduism. As such, national religion of Great Nepal is Hinduism (although right to freedom of religion still exists).

[The Supreme Truth]

Fewer than 2% of the population of the Supreme Truth claims to be Hindu, largely because Hindus are routinely executed by the Government.

[Soviet Haaregrad]

According to recent surveys there are 9001 Hindus within the CISR.

[Samuraikoku]

As a result of an arrangement between the Fiefdom of Samuraikoku and the Empire of Nightkill, a group of Hindu monks made a journey to Samuraikoku, establishing a monastery in the northern fiefdom of Echigo, in the island of Kai. Daimyô Kenshin Uesugi, being himself a man believer of Hindu-Buddhist deities (Bishamon-ten for example), was happy to allow them in. As guaranteed by Shôgun Yukimura Sanada, they are well respected and revered, although the government still remains atheistic.

[Nafistan]

9.2% of those who reside in the Rajjoutho are Hindu.

[Urmanian]

A couple thousands at most among humans, and, like any adherents of human religions, they are gradually converted into the only true faith: the worship of the Goddesses of the Sun and Moon, Celestia and Luna.

[H-Alba]

There are only 9 hindu's in the entire nation according to the 2011 Census of H-Alba

[Dusk_Kittens]

We are not aware of any Hindus living in the Heathen Confederacy of Dusk_Kittens, but if there be any, the percentage of the population who are Hindu is quite small.

The overwhelming majority of the population (nearly 100%) consists of Gaelic Polytheists, and our leaders are all followers of that Tradition. Although it is not the official religious perspective of the nation de jure, it is such de facto, and will probably eventually be endorsed by the government as the official Sacred Tradition of our nation.

A few Christians have been found in our midst, but these are very probably going to be politely asked to move to another nation, as they have repeatedly demonstrated that they are troublemakers, constantly agitating to have their views forced on everyone else via legislation since almost everyone here regards their beliefs as irrational, prejudiced, and intolerant of diversity. Fair compensation will be given to them in exchange for their houses, land, etc (anything they can't take with them). If they refuse to leave, we'll round them up and have them deported and confiscate any property that cannot be transported with them. They are welcome as visitors (provided they do not engage in efforts at proselytizing), but not as residents (outside of the embassies of nations who tolerate them) nor as citizens, unless they take an oath agreeing to keep their religion out of "public life" (i.e., they must agree to not attempt to influence lawmakers, lawyers, judges, etc. by appeal to their religious teachings, nor attempt to have those teachings made into law) and to refrain from proselytizing. Those who have already sought to have their beliefs enforced by legislation will be deported (with the same options as noted above, except that they will not be given a chance to take the oath and abide by it). The same policy applies to Jews and Muslims. Traditional Theists (Abrahamic monotheists) have given ample evidence to us that they do not play well with others.

Unlike followers of the Abrahamic Tradition (Jews, Christians, and Muslims), followers of most other religions and sacred traditions are welcome to reside within our borders, as long as they do not attempt to proselytize (those who convert to any religion on their own initiative are one thing, but attempts by any religion to win converts will be looked upon unfavorably). Hinduism, being a polytheistic or pan-polytheistic tradition which (usually) does not place great emphasis on proselytizing, is certainly welcome in our nation.

[Great Nepal]

Fewer than 2% of the population of the Supreme Truth claims to be Hindu, largely because Hindus are routinely executed by the Government.

Government of Great Nepal condemns the act of mass-persecution of Hindu populace and demands that you release all of them or cabinet may be forced to take a decision tomorrow in first hour.