DNA of Indonesian/Chinese/Japanese/Northen Indian/Southern Indian/Bengali and others

[Indos]

Reference Populations – Geno 2.0 Next Generation
Introduction:

Modern-day populations from around the world carry particular blends of regional affiliations. We compared your DNA results to each of 60 geographic and ethnic populations and calculated which two of these populations were most similar to you in terms of the genetic markers you carry.

Here is the report made by National Geographic

https://genographic.nationalgeographic.com/reference-populations-next-gen/

 

[sinait]

Kinh (Vietnam)

• Eastern Asia
  12%
• Southeast Asia & Oceania
  83%
• Southern Asia
  3%

This reference population is based on the Kinh ethnic group living in Vietnam, the largest ethnic group in the country. The large Eastern Asia and Southeast Asia percentages are representative of two separate migrations to the region, with the Southeast Asian component likely representing a composite of some of the earliest settlers of
the region.

Not surprised here with the high East Asian DNA component.
BUT BENGALI ??

Bengali

• Eastern Asia
  11%
• Central Asia
  8%
• Southeast Asia & Oceania
  36%
• Southern Asia
  43%

The reference group is based on a Bengali population from Southeastern Asia. The large Southern Asia component is associated with some of the first populations to reach that region of the world, soon after humans migrated out of Africa some 60,000 years ago. The next largest component from Southeast Asia is associated with a movement west from Southeast Asia in the past several millennia. Modern Bengali populations are predominantly a mixture of these two components, as well as smaller components from Central and East Asia, associated with more recent regional mixing.
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[Raj-Hindustani]

Interesting...

 

[Indos]

Unfortunately they dont include Pakistani on their research.

This is some information about the research.

Genographic Project - January 2020 Update

The Genographic Project was launched in 2005 as a research project in collaboration with scientists and universities around the world with a goal of revealing patterns of human migration. Since then, nearly 1 million people have participated in The Genographic Project through National Geographic’s “Geno” DNA Ancestry kits. The public participation phase of this research project has ended and, as a result, effective May 31, 2019, Geno 2.0 DNA Ancestry kits are no longer available for purchase. National Geographic announced in August 2019 that the last day to submit Geno samples for processing was January 1, 2020. Kits received after that date may neither be processed nor returned to the sender, but instead will be destroyed by the lab.

National Geographic currently plans to maintain this site, through which customers may access their results, until June 30, 2020. We recommend that you download a printable version of your results for later reference through the Print Your Results link available on your individual results homepage. Please see our FAQ page for more information.

https://genographic.nationalgeographic.com/

 

[Leishangthem]

Kinh (Vietnam)

• Eastern Asia
  12%
• Southeast Asia & Oceania
  83%
• Southern Asia
  3%

This reference population is based on the Kinh ethnic group living in Vietnam, the largest ethnic group in the country. The large Eastern Asia and Southeast Asia percentages are representative of two separate migrations to the region, with the Southeast Asian component likely representing a composite of some of the earliest settlers of
the region.

Not surprised here with the high East Asian DNA component.
BUT BENGALI ??

Bengali

• Eastern Asia
  11%
• Central Asia
  8%
• Southeast Asia & Oceania
  36%
• Southern Asia
  43%

The reference group is based on a Bengali population from Southeastern Asia. The large Southern Asia component is associated with some of the first populations to reach that region of the world, soon after humans migrated out of Africa some 60,000 years ago. The next largest component from Southeast Asia is associated with a movement west from Southeast Asia in the past several millennia. Modern Bengali populations are predominantly a mixture of these two components, as well as smaller components from Central and East Asia, associated with more recent regional mixing.
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Bengal(Bangladesh+w.Bengal) borders with northeast ,NE states are majority mongoloids/sino-tibetic,with some Austroasiatic communities in between. So ,it's not scientifically rare for communities that are close in geographical proximity to share some genetic similarities.

 

[Indos]

Far East People

 

[sinait]

Bengal(Bangladesh+w.Bengal) borders with northeast ,NE states are majority mongoloids/sino-tibetic,with some Austroasiatic communities in between. So ,it's not scientifically rare for communities that are close in geographical proximity to share some genetic similarities.

I am surprised because from what I have witnessed, Bengali work attitude is more relaxed compared to South Indians.
Very unlike East Asians.
Maybe I am wrong, because Bangladesh economy is surging ahead.
Have to be hard working to do that.
In this report, is Bengali referring to Bengali in Bangladesh?
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[namefield_empty]

I am surprised because from what I have witnessed, Bengali work attitude is more relaxed compared to South Indians.
Very unlike East Asians.
Maybe I am wrong, because Bangladesh economy is surging ahead.
Have to be hard working to do that.
In this report, is Bengali referring to Bengali in Bangladesh?
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Parts of present day Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal like Sylhet and North Bengal(Cooch Behar) were historically a part of Assam. Sylhetis even after their cultural and racial subjugation by Turks, Afghans and other Islamic invaders retain distinct features of the NE Indian culture. Similarly, the Indian state of West Bengal too has her fair share of Tibeto-Burman people in the form of Koch-Rajbangshis, Mechs/Bodos. So it's not at all surprising that their folks do have some NE Indian genetic makeup.

 

[beijingwalker]

Probably the data is not accurate, The difference can not be this big, I have several ethnic Mongol friends, they look exactly like every Han Chinese.

 

[Leishangthem]

I am surprised because from what I have witnessed, Bengali work attitude is more relaxed compared to South Indians.
Very unlike East Asians.
Maybe I am wrong, because Bangladesh economy is surging ahead.
Have to be hard working to do that.
In this report, is Bengali referring to Bengali in Bangladesh?
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From my experience living all across India, communities that are inherently South Asian(65%+ south Asian), are all pretty much the same,overall. Women in w.Bengal is not any safer than women in south /north India,people aren't any more civil or polite nor less scams happen. The standard is pretty much the same all across India.The only regions remotely different and safe for women in India is the northeast except Assam & Tripura.

 

[Indos]

Probably the data is not accurate, The difference can not be this big, I have several ethnic Mongol friends, they look exactly like every Han Chinese.

The Mongolian that you know most probably are Inner Mongolian people who live near China in the ancient time and now is part of China, while most of the sample probably comes from Mongolian country. Any way Central Asian and East Asian DNA I think is not too different any way and you guys both share Finland/North Siberian DNA with Mongolian has slightly bigger percentage.

Turkic people like Kazac, Uzbek, etc who are living side by side with Mongolian have more European feature though. I saw on Mecca a little girl that was with an Afghan grand father who look from Hazara community, she looks like mix of Han Chinese with Caucasian, something like how many Uigyur look like.

 

[namefield_empty]

The only regions remotely different and safe for women in India is the northeast except Assam & Tripura.

Before you badmouth my people again, do you want me to highlight the male chauvinism and patriarchal society in Nagaland or the societal/cultural taboos amongst the Meiteis. You don't want to walk down that lane, trust me. We don't claim that our society is perfect and neither should you.

 

[Indos]

Middle Eastern

Iranian

 

[Leishangthem]

Before you badmouth my people again, do you want me to highlight the male chauvinism and patriarchal society in Nagaland or the societal/cultural taboos amongst the Meiteis. You don't want to walk down that lane, trust me. We don't claim that our society is perfect and neither should you.

I never said anything is perfect ,I pointed out what is a glaring fact bc Assam literally ranks no.2 based on crime rate against women ,only behind Delhi in India. Just bc ,Assam is in NE,people shouldn't carry the mentally that it's safe like in some other NE parts,whcih could then cause an unwanted incident and then whole NE would have to bear the stigma.
Historically,almost all civilizations are patriarchal,from China,Korea,Japan to the Scandinavian countries which now champions for feminism, patriarchal values are everywhere, that doesn't mean anything significant now.

 

[sinait]

From my experience living all across India, communities that are inherently South Asian(65%+ south Asian), are all pretty much the same,overall. Women in w.Bengal is not any safer than women in south /north India,people aren't any more civil or polite nor less scams happen. The standard is pretty much the same all across India.The only regions remotely different and safe for women in India is the northeast except Assam & Tripura.

Before you badmouth my people again, do you want me to highlight the male chauvinism and patriarchal society in Nagaland or the societal/cultural taboos amongst the Meiteis. You don't want to walk down that lane, trust me. We don't claim that our society is perfect and neither should you.

Hopefully NOT.
Lets not litter this informative thread.

Many disputes due to White Colonialists creation to divide and weaken Asians.
Lets all get prosperous and developed first, settling scores can wait.
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