India is a multicultural and multi-ethnic country with a rich population composition. The diversity of its population makes India a unique and rich cultural landscape. Here are the five largest hominins in India:
Indo-Aryans: The Aryans are the main inhabitants of northern India, and their language and culture have had a profound impact on the development of India.
Dravida people: Mainly living in South India, they have a unique language and cultural tradition, which are significantly different from the Aryans of North India.
Bengalis: One of the major ethnic groups in eastern India. They have a long history and unique cultural traditions in Bangladesh.
Punjabi people: living in the Punjab region of northwest India, they have unique language, clothing and cultural customs.
Telangana people: The main ethnic group in central India, they have formed their own unique cultural community in Telangana and surrounding areas.
The diversity and richness of these peoples add unique charm and cultural heritage to India, while also promoting the country's development in history, art and culture. Together they make up the diverse and dynamic country of India.