The Peoples of India

The Peoples of India by J. D. Anderson M.A. is a comprehensive study of the ethnology and castes of the Indian peoples. The book delves into the physical characteristics of different races in India theories of migration and intermixing and the impact of caste systems on physical traits and social status. It explores the evolution of language literature and religions in India providing insights into the complex dynamics of race caste and ethnicity in the Indian subcontinent. The narrative also discusses the intricate social structure of India the influence of Aryan and Dravidian settlements on caste development and the modernization of Japan''s impact on Hindu self-confidence and ambition.