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Sashana shines bright with dreams of squash glory
Sports

Sashana shines bright with dreams of squash glory

By Graig Nunis | November 8, 2026

This Deepavali, as lights shine across homes and communities, Sashana Istritharan's determination will illuminate her path towards greater achievements on the squash court.

Celebrating video games that highlight Indian aesthetics
Tech

Celebrating video games that highlight Indian aesthetics

By Kakuchopurei | November 7, 2026

Suri: The Seventh Note, Fishbowl and Thirsty Suitors are among the video games that celebrate Indian art and culture.

Umno’s greatest shame: When protecting the Malays became about protecting power
Opinion

Umno’s greatest shame: When protecting the Malays became about protecting power

By Mohamed Ghouse Nasuruddin | November 7, 2026

Umno was founded to champion Malay interests and unite the community in the struggle for independence. But its evolution raises an uncomfortable question: has protecting the Malays increasingly become a justification for protecting political power and privilege?

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Rethinking graduate employability in an AI-driven economy
Tech

Rethinking graduate employability in an AI-driven economy

By Graig Nunis | November 6, 2026

Malaysia needs to rethink how graduates demonstrate their skills and how institutions prepare graduates for an increasingly AI-driven workplace.

When justice punishes, must compassion disappear?
Opinion

When justice punishes, must compassion disappear?

By Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos | November 6, 2026

A justice system that loses sight of humanity risks losing sight of justice itself, writes senior lawyer Datuk Seri Dr Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos.

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