The first Indian lion dance troupe in Malaysia
Formed August last year, the troupe caught the attention of many when it performed in a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration at Kampung Baru Masai.
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Undoing Mahathir’s damage
Malaysia's economy would have been very different today if we had instituted reforms, notes the writer.
Mahathir condemns son’s questioning, blames govt
Former PM Mahathir, political rival and fierce critic of PM Anwar, said, "As you can see, it is selective. It is all very political. The people who go against the government will…
Malaysian youth say no to lying flat
Young Malaysians have learned to look to themselves in order to survive, either to work hard in Malaysia, or to make a living across the Causeway for more attractive pay.
Pakistan: a great religious tourism destination
The cultural mosaic of Pakistan is enriched by its cities, eachc of which has a distinct religious and historical significance.
Online scammers’ tentacles stretch far beyong Myanmar to .. Peru in South America!
While mainland Chinese are the masterminds behind most scamming operations in northern Myanmar, the Taiwanese are the ones pulling the strings of scam syndicates in Peru.
Redefining education in the AI era: the rise of generalists
Should we be worried that students will stop learning? While these tools will definitely revolutionise our teaching, I see it as positive change, notes the writer.
Make the national service more effective for nation building
The writer says he will only give his consent for the plan if an independent committee of Malaysians from all races, religions and cultures will be set up.
Seremban ranks second in online scams in Malaysia
From 2022 to October 2023, the Negeri Sembilan police have received a total of 26,000 reports for various kinds of online scams involving RM 300,000.
On AI and the soul-stirring char siu rice
Programmed obedience has limitations - similar to how following a fixed recipe restricts culinary creativity, notes the writer.