Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Child seat ruling does not include e-hailing vehicles, says official
Public service vehicles do not need to provide child seats, says aide to transport minister.
E-hailing drivers still confused over child seat requirement
Drivers are worried about the additional costs if they have to get child seats as well.
Eateries now have to deal with stubborn smokers
One-year grace period over but recalcitrant patrons still lighting up in smoke-free areas.
Analysts stick to 4.8% growth rate for Malaysia
Global uncertainties continue to pose risks but there are also positive developments in local markets.
Dego Ride back in business
Newly approved motorcycle ride hailing service to create 5,000 jobs, says Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman.
Ex-arbitration centre chief has immunity, rules court
Judge quashes 3 charges of CBT against former Asian International Arbitration Centre director.
Let cabinet decide on cutting ministers’ allowance, says Guan Eng
Minister says he welcomes any move that will result in savings.
DAP disappointed with police for cancelling Dong Jiao Zong’s Jawi congress
Lim Guan Eng says the event shouldn’t be stopped since Malaysia has freedom of speech.
Decision on highway takeovers likely next week, says Guan Eng
Compensation costs will mount if Putrajaya doesn't make decision soon, explains minister.
98 business premises in Bukit Mertajam managed by foreigners, says council
Of the total, only four business licences are issued to foreigners.
At Bukit Mertajam mall, foreigners run the show
Since local retailers moved out, The Summit now has shops selling goods catered to foreign buyers.
Foreigners breathe new life into ‘dead’ commercial areas
Jalan Tun Tan Siew Sin, known as ‘Mini Dhaka of Klang Valley’, sees Bangladeshi traders enjoying brisk business.
First phase of free breakfast programme to cost RM22 million
Ministry to introduce Grab ‘n’ Go concept for nutritious drinks, snacks in schools.
After govt back-pedal on critical allowance, online petition still gaining traction
Doctors' job security in government service being eroded, says MMA in petition preamble.
Service sector may miss 2020 GDP target
The good news is, it has not missed aim by much, says chief statistician.
