Why are Indians white?

Indians are really white and belong to the Aryan race.

Thousands of years ago, Aryans in the north invaded the Indus Valley and conquered the local aborigines. Aryans live in the Indian Peninsula. After living in the tropics for thousands of years, the skin color of these Aryans has turned black, but the characteristics of Aryans still exist, such as deep eye sockets, thin lips, high nose and wavy hair. Except for skin color, other characteristics are basically the same as those of Europeans today.

India's indigenous people are either driven to the south of India or become untouchables, and there is no demographic advantage in India.