Hindi is the most widely spoken language by the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 45% of the population speaking it.

Bhojpuri is the second most widely spoken language by the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 25% of the population speaking it.

Tamil is the third most widely spoken language by the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 15% of the population speaking it.

Telugu is the fourth most widely spoken language by the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 10% of the population speaking it.

Marathi is the fifth most widely spoken language by the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 5% of the population speaking it.

Gujarati is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 2% of the population speaking it.

Punjabi is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 2% of the population speaking it.

Malayalam is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 1% of the population speaking it.

Kannada is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 1% of the population speaking it.

Sindhi is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 1% of the population speaking it.

Urdu is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 1% of the population speaking it.

Odia is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 0.5% of the population speaking it.

Assamese is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 0.5% of the population speaking it.

Kashmiri is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 0.5% of the population speaking it.

Konkani is spoken by a small but significant population of the Indian diaspora in Mauritius, with approximately 0.5% of the population speaking it.