Hindu Origins Of Roma

[Husky]

There's a lot of confusing reports on what actually happened, but most of them I've come across tend to say something about there being more than merely one Indian community that got separated at the NW. If these were then travelling together for a long time and/or settled with each other for a long time outside India, they might have over time intermarried, perhaps moreso as they were all aliens in foreign lands. That might still allow Roma - some or many - to have some Jat ancestry as well as ancestry of other communities.

Anything additional known that would render such an explanation completely impossible?

When i look into the Mirror i see India, the craddle of civilization, the Mother of all Religions!

I don't know about cradle of civilisation and all. But Mother of all religions? Why? Why this universal need to reduce the world's natural religious diversity (I speak only of the natural traditions) to mono? For instance, can't the NA Native Americans have a religion of their own development, and its own independent origin?

And if India was found to not be the cradle of all civilisation and only the cradle of its own as well as being a seed for some satellite ones that sprouted or were enhanced by ours, and if it were not the mother of all religions, would it be less admirable? I think it's worth a lot for its own civilisation and for the native (Dharmic) religions it has given rise to.