Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Malaysia 20th among 54 nations in minimum wage growth
Rate jump of 9.1% ahead of Hong Kong, UK and S. Korea.
Signing UN treaty not a must to grant refugees work rights
Advocacy group hopes delay in decision-making due to govt's wish to put in place efficient system.
Boeing apologises to MAB for ‘disruptions’ due to 737 MAX production halt
US aircraft manufacturer does not say whether suspended deal with Malaysian national carrier will be renegotiated.
Pakatan helping Kelantan more than BN did, says Guan Eng
Minister responds to Zaid Ibrahim's call for more funds to be channelled to PAS-controlled state.
15 million to get ‘free’ RM30 from tomorrow
E-tunai rakyat scheme via Grab, Boost and Touch ’n Go e-wallet part of move to boost cashless payments in Malaysia.
Ministry will find a new land for Chinese school, says Teo
Local authorities found of original plot had been earmarked for religious school last week, says deputy minister.
New education minister must be hands-on to solve issues, say groups
They say the new minister can only know whether government policy is being implemented properly by going on the ground.
Work well with other ministries, top civil servants, Guan Eng says
Finance minister also reminds ministry staff to work as a team, not in silo.
Finance Ministry ‘still waiting’ for MAHB, Prasarana CEO candidates shortlist
Lim Guan Eng says the Transport Ministry needs to submit its recommendations.
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Proton Perdana to remain official car for ministers, deputies
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng says the supplier had initially reported a shortage of the Proton series.
Cabinet sub-committee to discuss allowing refugees to work
M. Kula Segaran says ministers also to receive feedback from stakeholders, including UNHCR.
Gig economy bill to be tabled in March
Legislation to be forwarded to cabinet in next fortnight, says human resources minister.
After Sarawak govt displeasure, newly appointed Unimas chairman quits
Kamal Salih says it was pointless for him to take up the role, as the state prefers a local.
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2020 a start to Malaysia achieving developed nation status by 2030
PM calls on the civil service to make New Year resolutions for the country.
New education minister should focus on making national schools first choice
PAGE says this includes improving the quality of education, embarking on 21st century learning.
