Is India a nomadic people?

The main ethnic groups in India include 72% Indian Aryans and 25% Dravidians. There are also a number of non-settled ethnic groups in India, such as the Lohar people in Gatulia, who are famous for striking the iron, and the Labari people who make a living as nomads; There are also people who collect and hunt for a living, or engage in salt merchants, fortune tellers, magicians, Ayurvedic therapists, jugglers, grinders, tattooists and other industries. Anthropologists have determined that there are about 500 homeless groups in India, and the number may reach 80 million.

Around 1500 BC, Aryan people from northwest India invaded the Ganges River valley in northern India and combined with the local people to create a classic Vedic culture. After the invasion of Aryans, the caste system gradually became popular in India, in order to distinguish the local aborigines (dalo vitas-the collective name of all ethnic groups in South Asia who use Dalovitas, belonging to different ethnic groups, including Telugu, Tamil, Malayalan and Cannara) from Aryans.