Ravin Palanisamy
Ravin is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on Twitter.
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Women go purple to protest toxic politics
WOMEN of all walks of life painted the town purple today in a show of unity against toxic politics. About 1,000 of them...
Coconut smashing: Where do the broken ones go?
COCONUTS are considered the purest form of offering and an essential element in Hindu rituals. In Indian culture, ever...
Malaysia's hopes for football gold dashed by mighty Thais
MALAYSIAN fans were left disappointed when Thailand defeated the host nation 1-0 in the Sea Games men’s football f...
Tough battle but Malaysians hoping for football gold
THE entire country is geared up for the much anticipated Sea Games football finals between host nation, Malaysia and clo...
Breaking the ice at the 29th Sea Games
FOR the first time in the 58-year-old history of the Southeast Asian Games (Sea Games), three winter sports will debut i...
Malaysia's favourite burger
A&W MAY have introduced the first fast food burger to Malaysia in 1963, but it was in 1984 when Ramly was founded th...
Indian Muslims fear Bumi status will only cause division
Indian Muslims don’t depend on the government sector and have no wish for an ‘inferior’ or ‘Bumi 2.0’ status.
Teddy Mobile Clinic: Providing free medical care to the needy
THE streets, alleyways and pavements in the heart of the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur are what some call home. And e...
The Teddy Bear doctor to the homeless
Teddy Mobile Clinic provides free basic healthcare to the urban poor and destitute of Kuala Lumpur.
English workshop brings joy and learning to Orang Asli school
ENGLISH may not be the first or second language for the students of Sekolah Kebangsaan Pos Bersih in Slim River, Perak,...
Businesses hopeful new MRT line will bring in customers
THE new Mass Rapid Transit Sungai Buloh-Kajang (MRT SBK) has been completed and was launched on July 17, 2017. It is t...
The Moustache Man of Leboh Pasar
KAILASH Nau is known as the “moustache man” in Leboh Pasar, Kuala Lumpur, because of his long and unique moustache style...
Only in Negeri Sembilan: Hari Mantai
Hari Mantai is a traditional celebration unique to Negeri Sembilan. The word mantai comes from the Negeri Sembilan dial...
Not quite business-as-usual for Jalan TAR’s Hari Raya traders
Traders say sales this year have been much lower than previous seasons as Malaysians tighten their belts in response to rising costs.
