Aryan migration theory and the complex tapestry of Indian genetics

In the genetic data of an average Indian, 52 percent of it comes from the Indus Valley, 12% from Aryans and 36 percent from the first Indians/Andamanese.

Aryan entering India / Wikipedia

In the vast tapestry of human history, one enigmatic thread has sparked heated debates, fueled controversies, and ignited the imagination of scholars and enthusiasts alike: the Aryan migration theory.

How did a simple question about the origin and movement of an ancient Indo-European people evolve into a complex web of myths, discussions, and conflicting narratives?

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