In which book did S. C. Dube write, "It is essential to remember that the bulk of the Indian population represents racial admixture in varying degrees"? 

The correct answer is - Indian Society

Key Points

• Indian Society
  • S. C. Dube discusses the concept of racial admixture extensively in this book.
  • The statement emphasizes the diverse racial composition of the Indian population.
  • Understanding these aspects is crucial for comprehending the social dynamics in India.

Additional Information

• Works of S. C. Dube
  • Indian Village
    • Focuses on the social structure, traditions, and changes in Indian villages.
  • India's Changing Villages
    • Explores the transformation in village life due to modernization and government policies.
  • The Kamar
    • Anthropological study of the Kamar tribe, highlighting their lifestyle and cultural aspects.