I returned from India physically and emotionally debilitated and regretted going there. I delayed writing about the trip, hoping that time would put things in perspective and the positive aspects of the trip would become apparent.  Eventually I wrote an article entitled “Only in India.”  It was an attempt to write a balanced story, mixing in the good experiences with the bad one.  The article was wishy washy and the comments I received reflected that. Then I came across one of Tim Cahill’s personal travel rules:  the worse the experience, the better the story, therefore there are no bad experiences. My mission became clear – write a good story about a bad trip.   “Only in India-While I’ll Never Return” explains the reasons why and I hope it will be useful if you are considering a trip there.