Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Malaysia enjoys full employment, says Dr Mahathir
Government mindful of youth unemployment rate of 10.9% and addressing the issue.
Khairy less than happy about Najib’s chairman appointment
Rembau MP is second Umno member to voice reservations about former PM's return to duty in coalition.
Muhyiddin says Johor palace can give views, but govt decides on policies
Home minister's comments come after U-turns by state govt on max age for 'youth'.
Wan Ji’s jailing shows outdated thinking still exists in Pakatan, says Anwar
PKR president to meet PM over preacher's enhanced sentence under Sedition Act.
Putrajaya to consider all proposals for Malaysia Airlines, says PM
Main priority is to preserve airline’s national identity, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Sedition Act still under review, says Muhyiddin
Government feels the heat after Wan Ji Wan Hussin’s jailing yesterday under draconian law.
Dr Mahathir confident opposition will back fresh bill on lower voting age
New bill to include automatic registrations and provisions for election candidate.
IJM Corp’s RM1.12 billion LRT3 contract terminated
This is due to the project’s remodelling from PDP to fixed-price contract model, it tells Bursa Malaysia.
Bank Negara maintains interest rate at 3%
The central bank says the current rate is still accommodative and supportive of economic activity.
Double-track project re-awarded to same contractor at lower cost, Dewan Rakyat told
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says terminating the contract entirely will have legal repercussions.
Congestion charges for 4 highways to be lower than current toll rates
Bonds to fund takeover of LDP, Smart tunnel, Kesas and Smart in the Klang Valley.
Najib should shut his mouth, Chef Wan hits back
Celebrity chef says it's 'sad and stupid' that his comments have been sensationalised and twisted.
No escaping the taxman with offshore accounts, says deputy minister
Deputy Finance Minister Amiruddin Hamzah says authorities will be able to track assets in overseas back accounts.
Only 40% of registered companies belong to Bumiputeras, says deputy minister
Mohd Hata Md Ramli says the data from the Companies Commission of Malaysia shows that the community is lagging behind.
