by Bernardo Buendia

The people of ‘Londor’, like most of both, recognized and non recognized Scheduled Tribes of India, has been isolated by the government, repelled by a major part of society and deprived from education and real useful jobs. According to the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs, this is the story of at least 8% percent of India’s total population which translates to more than 84 million people that swim against the tide surviving a huge social stigma and bearing a life with less than a dollar a day, most times earned by begging and doing unskilled jobs for the government.