Dravidian languages

Columns: Language | Number of speakers | Location
Badaga | 133,000 | Karnataka ( Mysore district ) , Tamil Nadu ( Nilgiris district ) | Kodava | 114,000 | Karnataka ( Kodagu district ) | Jeseri | 65,000 | Lakshadweep | Yerukala | 58,000 | Karnataka , Kerala , Maharashtra , Andhra Pradesh , Tamil Nadu , Telangana | Betta Kurumba | 32,000 | Karnataka ( Chamarajanagar district , Kodagu district , Mysore district ) , Kerala ( Wayanad district ) , Tamil Nadu ( Nilgiri District ) | Kurichiya | 29,000 | Kerala ( Kannur district , Kozhikode district , Wayanad district ) | Ravula | 27,000 | Karnataka ( Kodagu district ) , Kerala ( Kannur district , Wayanad district )

Example questions:
What is the Dravidian language whose location 's original name was Mahishapura , derived from a demon named Mahishasura ? | What is the Dravidian language whose location was formed in 1956 after the reorganization of states on linguistic lines ? | What are the number of speakers of the Dravidian language whose location 's highest point is the mountain of Doddabetta , height 2,637 m. ?

Answers:
Irula | Sholaga | 180,000