Kalidevi Mogan Kumarappa
Kalidevi is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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MACC lodges police report over ‘criminal plot’ against Latheefa
Special officer says conspiracy not just an attack on top graft-buster, but also aimed at reducing agency’s credibility.
Assemblyman, ministers’ aides arrested in raid on private party
They are among 17 detained, 16 of whom test positive for drugs.
Amnesty programme for illegals a stop-gap measure, say activists
They say the government needs to put in place a more systematic recruitment and hiring process.
Uncooperative bosses, debts kept illegals away from B4G scheme
Activist wants govt to first check why foreign workers don’t have valid papers, urges relook of ‘illegal’ label.
Hunt on for illegals after amnesty programme ends
Immigration D-G expects to nab 70,000 undocumented foreigners, says stubborn employers may face action.
Police looking for officer after CNY decorations furore
Internal investigation underway as cabinet comes out in support of school.
Medical fee deregulation in early stages, says minister
Health Ministry is still discussing the issue with various groups.
IGP tells politicians to stop race-baiting, wasting police time
Law enforcers have to ensure public order after racial tensions stoked by political leaders, says Hamid.
‘Food rangers’ find way to cut wastage, feed needy
Malaysians throw out more than 15,000 tonnes of food daily, volunteers repackage ‘leftovers’ for those who eat rice only once a week.
Mental illness among kids a ‘mounting crisis’, warns report
18.3% of teens aged 13 to 17 suffer from depression, says Status Report on Child Rights in Malaysia 2018.
1 in 5 children fails to complete secondary school
Child rights report, however, does not say why the kids have dropped out or where this is happening.
More child protection officers needed, says Hannah Yeoh
Ratio is currently 1:45,142 children, deputy minister reveals.
Why now, Azilah’s ex-lawyer questions timing of statutory declaration
He also refuses to say whether his former client had told him anything about his recent allegation before, citing attorney-client privilege.
Cops seek Malaysia Medical Council’s views in Adib probe
Several other individuals will be called up and questioned, adds CID chief.
Politician among those to be called in for Anwar probe, says CID chief
8 people, including Anwar and accuser, have been questioned so far, says Huzir
