Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Ministry scrutinising Socso's RM323 million land buy
Investment currently not generating any income but high-ranking source says 0.755ha prime land is for the future.
Huawei welcome to participate in Malaysia’s 5G roll-out
Eddin Syazlee Shith says country has not found evidence of wrongdoing by China telecoms giant.
Ministry looking to resolve telco issues by year end
Issues on pricing, speed and coverage to be tackled, says deputy minister.
Consumers losing tens of millions from telco problems
Consumers’ group urges govt to dip into universal service provision fund to improve infrastructure for blanket nationwide coverage.
Bank funding for TRX shows 1MDB ghost exorcised, says Guan Eng
HSBC, Standard Chartered, Sumitomo Mitsui and Maybank extend RM2.15 billion to developers for infrastructure works.
French lawyers to meet A-G tomorrow over Scorpene case
Anti-graft activist Cynthia Gabriel says meeting will iron out details on cooperation at govt-to-govt level.
Siti Kasim to sue police over midnight raid
This comes after lawyer-cum-activist told she will be charged for flipping off hecklers 2 years ago.
Oil and gas sector to see boost in activities amid volatile oil prices
More companies are expected diversify downstream with the completion of Petronas’ Pengerang Integrated Complex in southern Johor, says report.
AirAsia-MAHB feud goes to court
After history of disagreements dating back to 2011, budget airline and airport operator now entering legal battle.
Talks on e-voting system in early stages, says EC chief
Azhar Azizan Harun says commission looking at pros and cons, yet to engage stakeholders.
Najib on charm offensive as trial date looms
Former PM’s sarcasm-laced comments on Pakatan’s failings resonate with some Malaysians, say analysts.
Najib tries to move from zero to hero ahead of SRC trial
Former PM goes on publicity blitz in bid to deflect attention from 1MDB scandal and remain relevant politically, say analysts.
Local telcos have very poor reputation, survey finds
It's now down to which company is the best among the worst, says analytics firm.
