Kalidevi Mogan Kumarappa
Kalidevi is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Online classes stifle progress of special needs children
Parents feel stretched as kids struggle to adapt to limitations of remote therapy.
20% of police force yet to complete Covid-19 vaccination
About 16,000 yet to receive first dose, says Bukit Aman.
Sponsor illegals if you care so much, Hamzah tells critics
Help them get vaccinated against Covid-19, says home minister.
Arrests aimed at vaccinating illegals against Covid-19, says Hamzah
Home minister defends plan to round up undocumented migrants during total lockdown.
EAIC to look into Hamid’s ‘cartel’ claims, says IGP
Acryl Sani affirms that police will not interfere in the investigation.
Police awaiting AGC's decision on Neelofa case
Nilai police chief says the investigation papers were sent for the second time to the prosecutor’s office on May 11.
Party-hopping not an offence, says MACC chief
Politicians free to make the switch as there are no laws stopping them from doing so, Azam Baki says.
MACC uncovers more cases of ‘project monopoly’
Chief commissioner Azam Baki says the anti-graft agency is working with Finance Ministry to vet procurement process of government contracts.
Anwar gives statement over leaked audio clip in Bukit Aman
Opposition leader says cops should look into who leaked the clip, not politicise case.
Ain’s action not to punish school but correct situation, says father
Saiful says daughter continues to be taunted despite police report following rape threat.
Hamzah says government committed to deportation policy
Home minister challenges rights groups to foot the bill for migrants, refugees to stay in Malaysia.
Company behind ‘Project Cartel’ was runner-up in excellence award
Sources say 47-year-old owner and ringleader still undertaking facility management projects for govt complexes in Putrajaya.
Former Immigration officer paved the way for syndicate to issue fake work passes
Group was then able to access system and remotely produce more than 21,000 passes, says MACC.
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