Ravin Palanisamy
Ravin is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on Twitter.
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End of an era for Ampang Park
KUALA LUMPUR will bid goodbye to its very first shopping centre when Ampang Park brings its shutters down for the final...
Plight of 7 evicted traders in Brickfields continues
After being kicked out of their usually trading spot, they will hand over petition to PM’s Office.
Expressing the Muslim faith in modest fashion
FROM “burqini” swimwear to elegant red-carpet dresses, a new generation of Muslim designers and entrepreneur...
Magic and death-defying stunts wow at the circus
WHEN was the last you visited a circus? If you can’t remember, the Great British Circus is here to take you on a...
On board Malaysia's oldest ferry service
THE Penang ferry has been shuttling passengers to and from mainland Butterworth and the island for more than 120 years....
The queens take over the Game of Kings for breast cancer awareness
IN conjunction with breast cancer awareness month or Pink October, Royal Selangor Polo Club (RSPC) hosted its annual cha...
Deepavali traders see ‘thrifty’ customers, slow days
Stall owners complain of slow business in the last few years, with little chance of recouping cost.
For struggling families, it will be a gloomy Festival of Lights
Rising cost of goods and services making it tough for Malaysians celebrating Deepavali next week.
How these handwoven bags help the Penan community
WANT to own a unique bag 100% made by hand? These colourful bags are sold by Helping Hands Penan, a not-for-profit orga...
If not for football, I'd be a lorry driver, says Thanabalan
N. THANABALAN realises that he could have ended up being a lorry driver or a factory worker struggling to support his fa...
Football saved my family, says Sea Games hero Thanabalan
After dad became paralysed, Negeri Sembilan boy turned to football to provide for his family.
Just how practical is oBike?
OBIKE, with its recognisable yellow and metallic frame, has brought its bicycle-sharing platform to the Klang Valley fro...
Wear a sarong, take the train!
IF you spied a group of people wearing sarongs on the trains yesterday, that’s because Keretapi Sarong has returne...
Local artiste pens funky new song for Malaysia Day
RECORDING artist Russell Curtis is certainly no stranger to the Malaysian music industry. His experience has taken him p...
I heard them screaming but I was helpless, says neighbour
WITNESSES at the scene of the fire at a tahfiz (religious) school in Kuala Lumpur said they could see the children trapp...