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October 2007

Travelling 101: Locked Luggage – A Traveler’s Worst Nightmare

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A sturdy luggage bag is more than just a container for your belongings; it’s a reliable travel companion that can withstand the rigors of modern travel. A well-made suitcase can protect your valuables, streamline your journey, and provide peace of mind.

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Overseas Assignment 2007: Closed Call In Bangkok

Bangkok Toll Accident

I am off flying again for another overseas assignment – first flying to Bangkok and then returning to Malaysia for half daybreak and then flying off to Kabul again (last minute notice). I love flying but this marathon is a bit too much for me to handle and without much rest too. Hopefully, I can make it in time for Deepavali.

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History 101: In Memory, Great Poet Kaviarasu Kannadasan – 1927 – 1981

Kannadasan Poet Tamil

Probably one of the greatest Tamil movie lyricists, the poet Kaviarasu Kannadasan (Kaviarasu meaning King of Poets and Kannadasan meaning Servant of Lord Krishna) is no stranger to the masses when you listen to the old songs from MGR & Sivaji acted movies. It is said that he wrote lyrics for more than 5,000 songs and also wrote poems and books. Image source: Chennai Online Read More »History 101: In Memory, Great Poet Kaviarasu Kannadasan – 1927 – 1981

Malaysia 101: Big Question – Who’s Taxpayers Money Mazlan?

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Money talks, and in the case of our “angkasawan” program, it speaks volumes. While the mission was touted as a groundbreaking achievement for Malaysia, many viewed it as an expensive all-inclusive holiday. The astronomical costs involved, coupled with the limited tangible benefits, raised eyebrows and sparked widespread criticism.

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History 101: Who are the Real “Malays”?

Malay Race History

(circa 1850: Five people from the Malay Archipelago; from left to right, two Dayaks or Dyaks from Borneo (a Saghai Dayak and a Loondoo Dayak), and three natives of Java (a priest, a lady and a gentleman). Original Artwork: Engraving by R Anderson after a drawing by A Huttula. Image source: Pinterest)

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