Ravin Palanisamy
Ravin is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on Twitter.
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One Mic Stand bows out of General Space, moves to new venue
THE curtains may have closed on One Mic Stand (OMS) at the General Space in Petaling Jaya, but they will soon return at...
150 protest against 'DAP rule'
Pemantau, led by Umno's Lokman Noor Adam, accuses Pakatan Harapan of tarnishing Islam.
Umno lawyer Shafee at MACC HQ
He is believed to be meeting his client, Najib Razak, who is being held overnight.
Pusaka launches online archive preserving Malaysian heritage
IF you’re searching for information on the many dances and rituals in Malaysia, look no further than Pusaka’s online arc...
World Cup fever-struck Malaysians embrace free match telecasts
Budget-conscious students and restaurant owners are grateful to national broadcaster for screening the most beautiful game in the world, gratis.
The life of a newspaper deliveryman
EVER wondered who delivers your morning paper? Segar has been a newspaper deliveryman for 24 years. He starts work at 3...
Foreign workers enjoy Raya in KL, but home is where the heart is
WHILE most Malaysians head back to their hometowns to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri, many Muslim migrant workers took a...
Cheaper eats as restaurants drop GST from menus
However, customers say difference is noticeable only if they are regulars.
Brickfields hawkers hand over audio clip on eviction to MACC
Seven traders told to appeal to a restaurant owner if they want to move back to site build by DBKL.
Cabinet to discuss HSR tomorrow
Anthony Loke scant on details following prime minister’s announcement yesterday that RM60 billion project has been cancelled.
The kavadi maker
THAIPUSAM, devoted to Lord Murugan, is the biggest festival for Hindus after Deepavali. Millions of Hindus gather for th...
Boy killed by falling chair was a good cook, wanted to become a chef
Satishwaran Sathiasilan was well loved by staff at Bangsar restaurant where his mother works.
Boy killed by chair is now a murder case, say police
Kuala Lumpur police say identifying the culprit will take time as fingerprints could not be found on the chair.
Living in limbo at the edge of TTDI
IN 1982, 98 families working in the Bukit Kiara rubber estate were displaced to wooden longhouses in Taman Tun Dr Ismail...