In what way did Vedic pastoralists adapt to society in South Asia?

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Vedic pastoralists eventually adopted settled agricultural practices from the local people because of the scarcity of grazing land and the need to produce food for their growing population. They also adopted the plow and began to cultivate crops such as rice, wheat, and barley. They also began to domesticate animals, including cattle, which became an important part of their religious beliefs and practices.

In What Way Did Vedic Pastoralists Adapt to Society in South