Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Abolish death penalty, Bar Council and civil groups tell govt
It is not government’s role to exact revenge for crime victims’ families, says Malaysian Bar president.
Muhyiddin to look into Indira Gandhi’s daughter’s MyKid issue
Matter is under NRD, says home minister.
Former CJ Arifin to head Wang Kelian RCI
Panel will have 6 months to prepare report on alleged human trafficking activities across Malaysia-Thailand border, says home minister.
Properties sale in line with value-generating strategy, says TM
It says it will dispose more non-core property assets, such as land and buildings.
Congestion charge can save motorists RM180 million a year, says Guan Eng
Acquisition of 4 highways will take about 6 months to complete, says finance minister.
Parliament daycare not enough to raise women's participation in politics, say experts
Career path and inclusion to highest levels of decision-making vital to boost females in politics.
Govt should show concrete will to address Orang Asli problems, says activist
There seems to be a lack of interest in the group, says Colin Nicholas.
Socso land in KL Golden Triangle not generating revenue, says minister
Nothing untoward found in purchasing process, M. Kulasegaran reveals.
Putrajaya plans to revive Malaysian Overseas Employment Management Centre
Other labour reforms include changing outdated laws, including Trades Union Act 1959, say Kulasegaran
20% to 40% discounts on all KTM Komuter fares starting April
This is part of government’s initiative to alleviate cost of living issues, says transport minister.
PAC begins investigation into vehicle entry permit system
More witnesses to be summoned, including former transport minister, says Ronald Kiandee.
Academic or not, A-G to make oral submissions on tribunal of ex-EC members
The next proceeding fixed for February 28 with move afoot to remove former members’ pension and other benefits.
Loke denies asking aide to slam RTM
Transport minister’s press secretary criticises state broadcaster’s coverage of Chinese New Year open house.
Empty MasWings aircraft are positioning flights, says aviation authority
The lack of a night stop facility in Sandakan means the airline has to send a aircraft from Kota Kinabalu to fulfil its obligation to service the Sandakan-Tawau route.
Consumers remain cautious despite stable growth, say economists
They say the government has to restore consumer confidence on the ground as the economy depends on domestic demand.
