Y-DNA in India.

[Voskos]

[Ülev]

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R1a, RATHA YATRA IN KIEV, UKRAINE

R1a strong bond!

The chariot festival of Ratha Yatra was held along the main street of Kiev on May 26, just on the day of the city. The holiday lasted for about 4 hours. More than 600 devotees of Krishna took part in the beautiful procession. Also, many passers-by stopped, watching the procession and at the same time receiving darshan of Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva and Subhadra. Listening to the holy names of the Lord and receiving the divine apples as a gift which were previously offered to the Lord. There were also amazing dances. Everyone was happy.
montage: Yamuna Jivana das

[Artek]

R1a is nowhere that frequent in India unless we test specific groups.

[Dick]

No I1?

[Artek]

No I1?

Anglos weren't really productive there .

But what surprises me - no R2, no C. R2 should make up ~15%. C is reported to be ~3-5%. These graphs don't even show Brahmin Y-DNA variety. Where is the data from?

[Ayetooey]

How is there I2a in south and east india?

[Dick]

Anglos weren't really productive there .

But what surprises me - no R2, no C. R2 should make up ~15%. C is reported to be ~3-5%. These graphs don't even show Brahmin Y-DNA variety. Where is the data from?

It was a serious question how come they have e-v13 etc?

[Ayetooey]

It was a serious question how come they have e-v13 etc?

E-v13 comes from Alexander the greats incursions, there was some study about it ages ago.

Curious what clade this I2a is, and why its in the south and the east but not the north or west.

[Artek]

How is there I2a in south and east india?

I2-M223 is found among individuals in India and Pakistan but I doubt that it reaches 1% anywhere.

[MagnusDark]

How is there I2a in south and east india?

Probably different from I2a1b. May be a Caucasus type variety.