Human Race in India

Human Race of Indian Subcontinent

India is a vast country. People all over the world migrated in India for centuries. Indian population is a mixed population of caucasian , negroid ,mongoloid. No caste can claim racial purity, because migration of people into India and mixed with natives. Various anthropologist tried to categories indian population on the basis of physical appearance and skin colour. The population categorised as Caucasian, Mongoloid,  Mongoloid mixed with natives (adivasi in Hindi language and tribal in English), Dravidian , Australoid. From my point of view Caucasian concentration of population is mainly in North India because people of Caucasian race who were from central Asia lived in cold climate and North India cooler than South and climatic conditions were similar for caucasian race so they migrated in North India and they bring their language , method of agriculture, sword and weapon crafting. Mongoloid concentration is in North -East and in Nepal ancestors of present day people of mongoloid race canes from China during 5-6 th century and some mixed with natives( tribal people) living in Bengal and thus form present day bengalis population. Dravidian and Australoid mixture of negroid live in South of India because the weather of South suited them. Group of Dravidian also moves to Sri Lanka. Some anthropologist claim their is genetic relationship them Australoid and Dravidians who moved to australia in the past. Various population migrated into Indian subcontinent and that resulted in mixed population of India. 

Categorisation on Indian population on the basis of physical appearance.

1. Caucasian Race

 Fig. 1. North -Indian Bihar boy.

2. Mongoloid Race

  Fig. 2. Manipur women mongoloid                 race 

Fig. 3. Assamese women mongoloid race

3. Dravidia Race ( Mixed of Negroid race)

  Fig 4. Tamil men 

4 Bengali( mixed of Dravidian , Adivasi (tribal), )

Fig 5. Bengali Women

Fig 6. Bengali Girl

Fig 7. Bengali Men

Most ugly of all race in India are Bengalis.