K.T. Maran

We know that feeling when we hear something so simple that sticks with us? That’s how I felt when Nobel winner Venkatraman Ramakrishnan “A touch of a genius” compared human civilization to the cells in our own bodies....

HEARING about another missing child in Malaysia is becoming disturbingly familiar, and that should concern all of us.

THE recent circulation of images showing empty shelves at the National Library has raised public concern.But the issue is not simply about missing books or poor stock management. It reflects something deeper about how...

MALAYSIA has a roughly RM2.2 tril economy, making it one of the stronger economies in Southeast Asia.

We have created a system where a student can ace Pendidikan Moral, walk out of the exam hall, and grow up believing that integrity is flexible, honesty is situational, and responsibility applies only when convenient.

The feeling when you read something written decades ago, and it hits you like it was meant for today? That’s exactly what happens with a 1995 statement from the Bahá’í International Community, called “Turning Point for...

NOBODY enjoys paying maintenance fees. Yet in most Malaysian condominiums and gated communities, they are accepted as part of shared living—funding security, cleaning, lift maintenance and the basic upkeep that keeps...

THE government’s proposal to place Form Six (STPM) and matriculation under the Higher Education Ministry appears, on the surface, to be a long-overdue step towards streamlining Malaysia’s pre-university system.