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Is Indo-Caribbean culture under threat?

BBC Indian people have been living in the Caribbean for more than 180 years, but Chandani Persaud, the founder of Indo-Caribbean London, says that their contribution to the West Indies is overlooked, and they are often excluded by the Asian community.
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