Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Things looking up for palm oil with better prices, says Teresa
Boycotts aside, stocks standing at optimum levels at 2.45 million tonnes.
Underdog BN must go all out in Tg Piai, says Hisham
Former Umno veep 'relieved' that pact picked MCA's Wee Jeck Seng as candidate.
New airport operating deal to be finalised soon
MAHB, Ministry of Transport move to shift investments to private sector after inking OA, say sources.
Moves Malaysia can copy to regulate gig economy
Pay dispute between online delivery platform, riders points to need for govt intervention.
Siti Kasim launches platform to defend moderates, liberals
Maju aims to educate people on their rights as citizens, create awareness on divisive political rhetoric.
Sort out PM succession plan issues pronto, urges Ramasamy
DAP leader says there are forces at work to derail agreement.
Despite thriftier customers, Deepavali traders still making profit
Sellers at KL, Penang bazaars optimistic about finishing up stock.
Modest Deepavali, focus on family for many
Quality time with loved ones the most important thing anyway, say shoppers feeling pressure of higher prices.
Backdoor government is not what voters wished for, says MCA man
Ti Lian Ker says however that the people are entitled to change the administration if it is not delivering what it promised.
Religion purview of Malay rulers, not politicians, says Siti Kasim
Malaysia’s policies on religion appear increasingly 'racist and exclusivist', says human rights lawyer.
Stop holding Tamil Tigers detainees under Sosma, Ambiga tells Putrajaya
The lawyer activist is hugely disappointed with Pakatan as it was against the law when it was in the opposition.
Civil society must form third political bloc to ‘retake Malaysia’, forum hears
New coalition will work with three Pakatan Harapan parties, says speaker Tajuddin Rasdi.
Leaders must stand up against racial rhetoric, says Ambiga
The lawyer activist says racial and religious hate speech have reached a fever pitch and political leaders must show it is unacceptable.
Post-GE14 Malaysia an ‘unmitigated disaster’, says scholar
Former World Bank economist Lim Teck Ghee says Malaysia seems to be back at square one or has even gotten worse.
Govt mulling transboundary environmental pollution bill
Deputy environment minister tells Parliament legislation in development, including punitive measures.
