The Lost Tribes of India

A couple of years ago I had decided it was time I made my first exposition into the world of "socio-cultural influence". I met a few people, including a guy who owned a website, and we all decided to use his site to create a whole new site. The site would tailor to Indians, specifically with regards to Indian cultural things.

We had so many good ideas, and it went well in the beginning. We hired a production company to create animated short cartoons based on Ancient Indian stories (Panchatantra for example). We started to interview some famous dignitaries (including the much hated Dr. Wendy Doniger).

It was a valuable experience, as I created the marketing plan of the company, created the financial plan, as well as the budget of the company. It was also valuable because I was allowed to publish an article on a subject I hold dear: The Gypsies. They are a persecuted lot, and I wrote a paper on them in 10th grade. I took this paper, cleaned up a bit, added some stuff and got the subsequent article published.

Unfortunately, things didn't work out, as the group became too "political" and I abhor positions that are too "political" (by which I mean, if they are too "rightist" or too "leftist")

Anyways, here is the link of the article that I was able to get published:

The Lost Tribes of India