Ravin Palanisamy is a journalist for The Malaysian Insight, specializing in local news and current affairs in Malaysia. With a focus on investigative reporting, Ravin covers a wide range of topics including politics, law, social issues, and human interest stories. His articles provide in-depth analysis and aim to shed light on important issues affecting the Malaysian community.
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Ravin Palanisamy’s coverage primarily focuses on local government and political matters in Malaysia, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. His interest in breaking news and government announcements indicates receptivity to pitches related to current events, official statements, and legal developments within the country.
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EVERY Malaysian is taught from young to respect the national anthem “Negaraku” and sing it with pride.
By: Ravin Palanisamy
A TOTAL of 32,676 posts containing fraud and scam content were removed by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) between January and 15 August, Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching said.
COMMUNICATIONS Minister Fahmi Fadzil today said the issue regarding the placement of Islamic Development Department (Jakim) officers in government departments has been misunderstood.
AN e-invoice is an electronic document designed to facilitate the exchange of invoice information between suppliers and purchasers, allowing for near real-time storage of transaction details.
By: Ravin Palanisamy
FORTY-FIVE per cent of Malaysians consider themselves a minority at work because of factors such as ethnicity, nationality, religion, and disability, a survey finds.
PRIME Minister Anwar Ibrahim is to be blamed for the confusion over the role of the Islamic Development Department (Jakim) in the administration, Urimai president P. Ramasamy said.
By: Ravin Palanisamy
HERE'S a dish served hot and spicy. Israel, traditionally a self-reliant guardian, finds itself in a tag team that's as unexpected as a vegan at a barbecue.
By: Ravin Palanisamy
SALES of diesel-powered vehicles have dropped severely following implementation of the diesel subsidy rationalisation in June, said Federation of Motor and Credit Companies Association Malaysia vice-chairman Donald Chan.
By: Ravin Palanisamy
NEWLY married Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor is optimistic that Perikatan Nasional can seize other Malay heartland states in
By: Ravin Palanisamy
DEAF e-hailing driver Ong Ing Keong, who was allegedly assaulted by a police escort in May, has handed over a memorandum to the prime minister over the failure to prosecute the policeman for the assault.
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