Gurjars are the purest Aryan



The scholars of Racial Science and languages are of the opinion that Gurjars are the purest Aryans. The anthropological report by Sir Herbert Risely published in 1901, states that Gurjars tribe is the purest Aryan race, having their nasal index 66.9, which is much finer than any other caste.

Indo-Aryan Tribe Nasal Index


No. Tribe Nasal Index Nasal Type
1. Gurjar 66.9 Leptorrhine
2. Sikh 68.8 Leptorrhine
3. Brahman (Bengal) 70.3 Sub-Leptorrhine
4. Kayasth (Bengal) 70.3 Sub-Leptorrhine
5. Rajput 71.6 Sub-Leptorrhine
6. Vellala 73.1 Sub-Platyrrhine
7. Brahman (Bihar) 73.2 Sub-Leptorrhine
8. Brahman (Bhojpur) 74.6 Sub-Leptorrhine
9. Tamil Brahman 76.7 Sub-Leptorrhine
10. Vaisya (Bania) 79.6 Sub-Leptorrhine
11. Pariah 80.0 Sub-Platyrrhine
12. Irula 80.9 Sub-Platyrrhine
13. Kol 82.2 Sub-Platyrrhine
14. Dom 83.0 Sub-Platyrrhine
15. Bhil 84.1 Sub-Platyrrhine
16. Chamar 86.0 Platyrrhine
17. Musahar 88.7 Platyrrhine
18. Santal 88.8 Platyrrhine
19. Kadia 89.8 Platyrrhine
20. Munda 89.9 Platyrrhine
21. Paniyans (Malabar) 95.1 Platyrrhine
22. Asur (Lohardaga) 95.9 Platyrrhine

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