Thillak Sekaran

Yesterday, there was considerable hullabaloo in the Malaysian Parliament over the sheer volume of entry permits granted to foreigners residing in the country. Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail clarified...

Last week, ripples were felt across the country following the heinous murder of a 16-year-old girl at a school in Bandar Utama. The victim was stabbed approximately 200 times by a 14-year-old fellow male schoolmate....

I remember being a Form 5 (Upper Secondary) student exactly a decade ago now; writing essays on the daily about the glories, the trials and tribulations that Malaysia used to face, is facing, and is bound to face in the...

I recently made a short trip home to Malaysia. A country that is usually buzzing with news of a doddering political landscape was now buzzing with a new kind of news- the opening of Uncle Roger's flag

“Thank you, boss”, my patient remarked with a gleeful voice. “That’s you sorted ma’am”, I replied rather exultantly. Her veins were harder to find than a needle in a haystack, but after much probing a

I was scrolling through my news feed at work last week when I saw a meme by Singaporean social media website SGAG mocking the SGD-MYR exchange rate of 1 Singaporean Dollar= RM 3.50. Although the meme

Over the past few weeks, the world has been buzzing with news of Israel and Palestine. Malaysia is no exception. News about the war has become the tittle-tattle of every man and woman in our country.

As I look back into the past, I recall walking down the corridors of a government hospital in Malaysia, brimming with passion to one day serve my country as a doctor. I proceeded to take a history (ve