Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Come clean on ‘dedak cartel’, Anwar tells PAS
The PKR president has pushed for an explanation on the allegation that some PAS members took money from Umno.
Adopt solar energy to enjoy tax incentives, low tariffs, businesses told
Yeo Bee Yin urges SMEs, especially, to turn to renewables.
Renting viable option for B40 group, says Khazanah
The lowest-income group now faces declining affordability to own houses.
Human Resources Ministry to mediate in Utusan salary debacle, says NUJ
The company is facing difficult times and has promised to pay its employees as soon as possible, says union.
‘Critical’ cashflow causes Utusan to delay paying April, May wages
The company will try to pay the salaries as soon as possible, reads a staff memo dated May 10.
Unity possible even with vernacular schools, says Maszlee
The education minister says the current system will not be a hindrance if the right values are inculcated in students.
Detractors will thank me one day, says minister in face of continued criticism
Education minister looks back on achievements he is most proud of after a year in office.
Matriculation programme to be diversified to fulfil demand
Education Minister Maszlee Malik says there is a huge market for jobs but parents do not want their children in the fields.
PKR Youth wants Takiyuddin to retract Anwar convict remark apologise
PAS leader has disrespected Agong for pardoning PKR leader, says party wing.
One year of Pakatan U-turns
From PTPTN loans to failure to ratify international treaties, government accused of breaking promises in Buku Harapan election manifesto.
Pakatan touts RM45 billion ‘savings’ in first year of power
Review, renegotiations of contracts awarded under BN done with a single purpose: to pare down massive debts and bail out other institutions facing financially difficulties.
Behold Vision 2025, formerly known as Vision 2020
Dr Mahathir blames his predecessor for failing to put Malaysia on track towards becoming a developed, high-income nation by 2020.
I am as strong as I can be, says 93-year-old Dr Mahathir
Other world leaders have it worse, says PM.
Pakatan‘s ratings dips due to unpopular but necessary moves, says PM
Government should help people earn more, not just give them money, says Dr Mahathir.
A year on, Dr Mahathir counts Pakatan’s achievements, blunders
Back in the PMO for the second time, the 93-year-old statesman has a new agenda to meet and a new team to do it with.
