Eirliani Abdul Rahman

We call her Nenek, Malay for grandmother.

Those who must live the longest with the outcome of the referendum wanted to remain in the EU.

Hindu temples sat cheek-by-jowl with churches, both lit up in psychedelic displays of light.

They are a sturdy lot on the job that is hard and gruelling.

The Nobel laureate refuses to accept that the world is so poor, when just a week of global military expenditure can bring all children to classrooms.

Here, everyday conversations range from drowned boats to arduous treks across Africa.

A pictorial journey in the meadows by Laka Glacier at the foot of Moon Peak in Himachal Pradesh.

One-horned rhinos, for which Assam is famous for, are an endangered species.

All I could see was thick tree trunks, covered with creepers, and not much else.

One’s first encounter with tigers is always magical, eliciting squeals of delight from children and loud gasps from the adults.