Mock CSV Data for India
Testing Indian apps requires data shaped like Indian data: 6-digit PIN codes, ₹ prices with the Indian numbering system (lakh, crore), +91 phone numbers, and names that span Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Punjabi, and Marathi traditions. CSV.si generates this in your browser.
What Indian data should look like
- PIN codes: 6 digits —
110001(Delhi),400001(Mumbai),560001(Bangalore).
- Phone numbers:
+91 98765 43210— 10 digits after the country code, usually starting 6, 7, 8, or 9 for mobiles.
- Currency:
₹1,23,456.78— the Indian numbering system uses lakhs (1,00,000) and crores (1,00,00,000).
- States: full names or 2-letter codes — Maharashtra (MH), Karnataka (KA), Tamil Nadu (TN), Delhi (DL), etc.
Generating it in CSV.si
Define columns for name, email, phone, PIN, state, amount. The CSV exports as UTF-8 with BOM so Devanagari, Tamil, and other scripts survive a round-trip through Excel.
Frequently asked questions
Do you generate Aadhaar numbers?
No — Aadhaar is a real government ID. Use obvious placeholders like '0000-0000-0000' for tests.
Will Excel show the ₹ symbol?
Yes, if you open the UTF-8 export via Data → From Text/CSV. Double-click open in older Excel can drop non-ASCII characters.