This is not a good analysis at all. The biggest non Caucasian component of Indian genetic make up is not represented, unless they incorporated that into the SouthAsian component but it still isn't good.
The largest non-Caucasian component with Indian admixture comes from Australoid people who are indigenous to India, though they don't exist in their purest form anymore, they mixed with Mongoloids long ago which is why the Indigeionus people of India look like a mix of Australoids and Mongoloids, most of them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...n_Subcontinent
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munda_people
All non-Dalit South Asian ethnic groups except for Pathans and some Punjabis are 65-75% Caucasian genetically. Most are in the range of 70-75% and Pathans are 75-80% while some Punajbi ethnic tribal groups are 80-85%. The rest of their ancestry is mostly Australoid with a smaller Mongoloid component.
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