Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Pasir Gudang to get automatic environment monitoring system
Yeo Bee Yin says development in Johor district, which is home to 250 chemical firms, unsustainable.
Task force not to appease but to uncover truth, says Koh’s wife
The government owes the victims, their families, and the people the truth, says Susanna Liew.
Return 1MDB funds even if not named by MACC, urges Guan Eng
Finance minister says graft-busters' list not limited to 41 individuals, institutions announced last week.
Guan Eng sets record straight on photos with wall decorations in office
Photos were taken during Chinese New Year, says finance minister.
Guan Eng blames financial losses from scandals for govt’s tight purse strings
The finance minister says up to RM150 billion had been lost due to financial scandals.
FGV board and shareholders must thrash it out, says watchdog
Two sides must meet to resolve remuneration conundrum, says Minority Shareholders Watch Group.
Accepting international rulings key to peace, Dr Mahathir tells diplomatic forum
Malaysia abided by decision on Pulau Batu Puteh despite strong feelings on it, prime minister says.
Dr Mahathir vows to act against Pasir Gudang polluters
Schools closed until Thursday in latest toxic scare.
Putrajaya open to selling Malaysia Airlines, but must keep national identity
Govt now more careful as airline's woes are beyond management issues, says Dr Mahathir.
Felda chairman resigned because of health reasons
Megat Zaharuddin Megat Mohd Nor’s last day at embattled organisation on June 30.
Pakatan has weathered worst of chaos, says Dr Mahathir
Government still struggling to resolve financial shenanigans of BN administration.
A year on, Sarawak yet to gain full control of oil industry
Sources say old permits and licences still valid, state-owned Petros hasn’t started issuing its own.
Putrajaya offers Gamuda RM6.2 billion for stake in 4 highway operators
Government takes first step towards reducing toll in the Klang Valley.
Kelantan lacks clean water supply, admits health dept
Charities stepping in to help fill the void, as villagers are forced to rely on untreated water for their basic needs.
5 years after floods, Kuala Krai villagers still picking up the pieces
Residents of remote villages say they haven't seen much assistance from state govt.
