Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Syed Saddiq gets heat over dinner with Zakir Naik
Several Twitter users view this move as hypocritical because the minister had earlier called for Zakir to be deported.
Go-Jek, Indonesia’s most valuable start-up, and why some Malaysians are concerned
Go-Jek is the second company in Southeast Asia to reach US$10 billion in value.
Malaysia still attractive to foreign investors, says Guan Eng
FDI stock sees a 10.3% increase in Q2 2019, from RM605.1 billion to RM667.5 billion.
Monorail passenger numbers will rebound, says confident Loke
Transport minister says refurbished 4-car trains will lead to increase in passenger numbers, which have plummeted since 2014.
Cabinet to discuss Syed Saddiq’s Go-Jek proposal, says Loke
Transport Ministry will get involved if nod given for Indonesian e-hailing logistics firm to enter Malaysia.
Lynas operating licence extension explained
All you need to know on government decision to allow controversial company to keep operating in Malaysia.
Not easy to save 30% of income monthly, say B40 individuals
They say it is nearly impossible to have savings at the end of the month due to the high cost of living.
Set aside 30% of income for rainy days, retirement
EPF expert identifies what Malaysians need to do to crawl out of debt trap, ensure financial security.
Several airlines given show-cause letters over hidden charges, says Mavcom
The commission will evaluate the airlines' submissions before deciding if action will be taken.
Penang artificial island to attract high-end industries
State investment arm targeting ‘high-mix low-volume’ manufacturers for man-made island, says Penang Development Corp director.
Unrealistic to teach khat in Tamil schools, says Waytha
He says there are more pertinent issues in the education system that need to be addressed.
Penang needs reclamation to address scarcity of industrial land
Deputy minister says Silicon Valley of the East can benefit from US-China trade war and move up value chain but it needs land to convince investors to move there.
Sleepy town stirred by case of missing British teen
Pantai in Seremban, known for its chill vibe and eco resorts, is now the site of a major search-and-rescue operation between various agencies.
Pakatan’s efforts to warm ties with China bear fruit
We are seeing a sizeable increase in the number of Chinese companies interested in investing in Malaysia, says Ong Kian Ming.
Investment promotion agencies to work together to cut red tape
They will come under the purview of the National Committee of Investments.
