Anil
“This is Anil, one of the coolies from Delhi’s Sarojini market. I used to choose Anil a lot of the time when we first arrived in Delhi because he was the smallest. By the time we left three years later, he was one of the biggest.”
British Expat Newsletter:
7 September 2005
This week: Weddings – what with arranged marriages, extravagant wedding receptions, and forced marriages, they’re not always straightforward affairs.
Steam power!
“India’s National Rail Museum is a fascinating place for a photographer to visit – there’s a tremendous range of lines, shapes, colours and textures all brought together in a relatively compact area. The light on a winter’s afternoon is ideal – just enough edge taken off that brilliant Delhi sunshine.”
British Expat Newsletter:
23 March 2005
This week: Living in a tourist resort.
British Expat Newsletter:
26 January 2005
This week: Worms, cats and dogs – internet nasties and more unruly animals.
Vulture Recovery Plan
“Mystery deaths among Indian white-backed vultures, long-billed vultures and slender-billed vultures has cut their numbers by more than 97% in India in twelve years. And the rate of decline is increasing.” Three species of vulture in India are suddenly faced with extinction. The Editor reports on plans to rehabilitate them.