> where almost majority of the people speak hindi You understand that this is not regionally uniform, yes? The 40% Hindi speakers is not "40% Hindi speakers in

> where almost majority of the people speak hindi You understand that this is not regionally uniform, yes? The 40% Hindi speakers is not "40% Hindi speakers in any given region"; it is "40% Hindi speakers overall", where most of the Hindi speakers live in the northern states and various cities. > i have seen situations where people find it easy to grasp hindi than any other languages Again, this is highly regionally biased.