One of my old students who is teaching in a West Bengal (India) Government aided primary school has pointed out the following to me (I've also attached the screenshots sent by him, which are in Bengali script).

In a text book it's mentioned that the Sanskrit word 'Rāma'  and the English one 'Roaming' have similarity in terms of their pronunciation and meaning, as 'Rāma' means 'roamer' (i.e. a person who roams), and that  Rāma is a hero in the Ramayana which refers to the fact that a group of nomads, while roaming, entered the Indian subcontinent and settled in the southern part of India after being settled in the northern part of India.