Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Sad day if we can’t wish ‘Merry Christmas’ to Christians, says KL archbishop
Julian Leow Beng Kim hopes common sense will prevail among religious leaders so bonds of friendship are strengthened.
Group asking for renegotiation on Jawi lessons to hold congress
Organiser hopes to reach consensus on the subject by bringing all races to the negotiation table.
Don’t bow to threats by political leaders, Siti Kasim tells Malaysians
Activist says PAS leader’s recent warning against Dong Jiao Zong on the introduction of Jawi is in breach of the Penal Code.
Govt will continue to be main customer of businesses, says survey
The government’s role as a buyer had doubled since 2017, from 39% to 72% this year.
Universities and industry should collaborate to meet market demands, academics say
They say universities are currently unable to complement the needs of the industry.
Business leaders cautiously proactive on 2020 prospects, survey finds
Companies realise they need to have a take-charge approach in coping with change, says pollster.
All I want for Christmas is abolition of draconian laws, says Maria
Petaling Jaya MP wants more laws to enhance inclusivity, end discrimination.
Study finds grads paid better in 2018, but inequities remain
Experts warn, though mean and median salaries increased, there appears to be more people at the lower end of the salary distribution.
More female graduates land jobs than male counterparts, says report
Statistics Dept says 2.01 million female and 1.98 million male grads employed last year.
3 in 10 Malaysians can’t afford food
World Bank says low-income households suffer higher-than-average inflation as food prices have shot up faster than other items.
More must be done to address cost of living, says Saifuddin
Domestic trade and consumer affairs minister says prices of goods, housing affordability and transport have become a bane to the lower income group.
Talk about sacking only comes from the guilty, says PKR sec-gen
Saifuddin Nasution Ismail in an apparent rebuke after Mohamed Azmin Ali’s dinner.
Azmin vows to stay in PKR and resolve row with Anwar
Ready to meet PKR president if summoned, says party No. 2.
20 years of sacrifice for PKR only to be called ‘traitor’, Azmin says
Deputy president gives emotional speech at Renaissance KL Hotel, where he stood two decades ago as one of party’s founders.
PKR has a leadership crisis, says deputy youth chief
Go back to principles that carried party to federal power, says Hilman.
