Kalidevi Mogan Kumarappa
Kalidevi is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Charge against me a political conspiracy, says Labuan MP
Rozman Isli claims accusation by MACC was hatched ‘for a long time’.
Labuan MP claims trial to graft charge
Warisan chief whip accused of soliciting for bribes in the form of workers' contracts.
Labuan MP to face abuse of power charge tomorrow
Case linked to alleged conspiracy involving Labuan Port tender process in 2019, says lawyer.
MACC reviewing cases for elements of theft, say sources
Suspects in Hasanah investigation apparently had unfettered access to confiscated property in numerous high-profile cases.
Undocumented migrants more likely to get vaccinated via charity groups
Community members fear arrest if they show up at public vaccination centres.
RM3,000 compounds for opposition MPs at Dataran Merdeka rally
33 from more than 100 investigated receive notices.
Express bus drivers quit after continual MCOs
With industry in dire straits, association appeals to government for urgent aid.
Covid-19 outbreak prompts Hulu Selangor Orang Asli to get vaccinated
Village head volunteers to get jab first to alleviate fear in community.
Activist calls for smaller dams to replace Nenggiri project to avoid displacing Orang Asli
Move will also incur less environmental damage, says JKOAK chairman.
2 Malaysian terror suspects in Guantanamo Bay to stand trial tomorrow
Duo facing charges over their alleged roles in large-scale terrorist attacks in Bali in 2002 and Jakarta in 2003.
31 activists fined RM2,000 each over Covid-19 vigil
Police remind the public to continue to comply with SOP.
25 arrested for holding vigil for Covid-19 victims
Cops puts a stop to peaceful gathering, drags participants into police trucks.
Floods wreak havoc in Yan, one person missing
Surge reaches Yan villages, Merbok, Sg Petani, four stranded on Gunung Jerai.
August 21 rally still on the cards, says youth group
Sekretariat Solidariti Rakyat says it wants to pressure new government to address other issues raised after Muhyiddin Yassin’s resignation as PM.
‘Cheating’ aid recipients leave others hungry
Donors say families using multiple identities to hoard aid parcels, while the wealthy plead poverty for a free meal.
