How many Lakhs are there in one million?

The Indian number system is a written method for representing numbers that was developed in India. It is a scientific language for consistently expressing numbers in a set utilising numerals or other characters. Currently, the International Numerology, often known as the international numeral framework, is adopted and utilised in a number of nations. While calculating numerals was done using stones, bricks, and sticks, the number system was set up to make the process more efficient.

The Indian numeral system includes numerals, which are signs that have been used to show data. Depending on the terminology used for distinct decimal places, this system may be recognised from other numeric systems. The international counting system is a system for expressing numbers that divides them into groupings or intervals. These groupings or periods aid us in correctly interpreting huge numbers. The international numbering system uses comparable groups and periods, however the commas are placed differently.

In the Indian Numeral System, lakhs are used, while million is used in the International Number system. 

10 lakhs = 10,00,000

1 million = 1,000,000

As a result, 1 million and 10 lakh are represented as 1 preceded by 6 zeros.

Therefore 1 million contains 10 lakhs.