WBUR: Varun Pyke has come to the edge of the Indian island where he has spent all 50 years of his life, to recount the story of the riches that he has now lost. He gloomily jabs a finger out toward the water, pointing well beyond the gray waves lapping on the shores of the long, wide beach on which he is standing. A mile or two out, there lies what used to be his farm, explains Pyke, a wiry man in a vest and wraparound “lunghi.” He says he had 5 acres, all now part of the …