Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Free breakfast trial run in 7 schools
Education minister says it will set the tone for implementation in more schools.
Stop stale rhetoric, focus on economic issues, says army veteran
Capt (Rtd) Wong Ang Peng says it is also pointless to argue against such divisive statements.
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Fresh bill tabled to repeal Anti-Fake News Act 2018
Pakatan has another go at getting rid of the law.
Review on poverty line index started in March, says Dr Mahathir
The prime minister says the Economic Affairs Ministry is also studying the UN report that says Malaysia is undercounting poverty.
Aggressive execution needed to hit SPV2030 targets
Economists say Shared Prosperity Vision 2030's goals ambitious, achievable if govt willing to push through tough reforms.
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Malays heed Dr Mahathir’s call to work harder
Malay Dignity Congress attendees agree with PM's remarks that only they themselves can change their fate.
Wrong to undermine hardworking Malays, says DAP MP
Charles Santiago says Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad had missed the point that many Malays still live in poverty.
We will look into your demands, Dr Mahathir assures Malays
The prime minister also says the government is not obliged to accept all demands of the congress.
I am Malay, have right to attend congress, says PM
Dr Mahathir Mohamad says today's event will discuss matters related to community's dignity, isn't about political parties.
Malay forum revives social contract talk, says kindness forgotten
Some non-Malays have turned away from contract negotiated by nation's founding fathers, charges Dr Zainal Kling.
GDP growth of 4.5-5% needed to achieve SPV2030, says Azmin
This differs from Malaysian Institute of Economic Research’s statement that Malaysia needs 6-8% growth.
Possible new taxes but won’t burden the people, says PM
Current taxation system not orderly, many have escaped paying taxes.
15 economic growth drivers in Shared Prosperity Vision
Among them are fintech, renewable energy and IR4.0 – all to reduce Malaysia’s dependence on oil.
Vision 2020 failed, SPV2030 will be better, says Dr Mahathir
Policies of Vision 2020 have been wrongly implemented in the last 15 years.
3 targets of Shared Prosperity Vision 2030
The core objectives set the path towards the ultimate goal of achieving a decent standard of living for all Malaysians.
