Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Kelantan’s water woes to end by 2023, says minister
State's biggest problem is clean water sources, Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man tells Dewan Negara.
Jobs more helpful to poor than cash handouts, says expert
Economist point out that jobless people want employment, help to start a business.
Economists divided over OPR forecast
Bank Negara has slashed a total 125 basis points in 2020 alone.
53% of infected healthcare workers contracted Covid-19 from peers
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah reminds front-liners to not let their guard down.
Economy showing signs of recovery, says Shahar
Deputy finance minister tells Dewan Negara GDP contracts significantly since April.
Automatic voter registration by July, Dewan Negara told
Election Commission and National Registration Department working together to roll out system, says deputy minister.
Even front-liners getting complacent, says worried Noor Hisham
The Covid-19 reproduction rate has jumped from 0.72 to 1.72, above the critical level, in just two weeks.
No community spread in Benteng LD cluster yet, says Noor Hisham
The director-general of health says cases are still confined to the Lahad Datu district police station and Tawau prison.
New virus cases surge to 100
Most infections are from the Benteng LD and Sungai clusters, says health D-G.
Zahidi must face parliamentary committee for spreading false info, says Chin Tong
Senator latest politician to call for disciplinary action against deputy minister who called Veveonah a liar.
Visit Malaysia 2020 campaign stays cancelled for now
Tourism plan will be reviewed when pandemic is contained and countries reopen their border, says deputy minister.
Banks get in touch with 2 million borrowers on loan extension
Moratorium ends on September 30, fears that many will plunge into financial difficulties.
PAC stuck with delays over new members’ appointment
Panel unable to scrutinise auditor’s reports unless Perikatan Nasional appoints replacements in November, says head.
Party’s middle-class membership roll will appeal to rural voters, says Syed Saddiq
Former youth minister says many in the movement have struggled to establish themselves in society.
No more politics of ego, vows Syed Saddiq
New party to learn from fallout of Dr Mahathir Mohamad-Muhyiddin Yassin fight.
