Governance 101

Hindu temples hold immense significance in the lives of Hindus. They are more than just places of worship; they are considered the abodes of deities, where the divine and human realms intersect. Temples serve as centers for spiritual practices, community gatherings, and cultural preservation. They are often intricately designed, reflecting the rich artistic and architectural traditions of Hinduism. For many Hindus, visiting temples is a way to seek blessings, express devotion, and connect with their faith.

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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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Regarding the history of minibus safety in Malaysia, one cannot ignore the iconic Mercedes-Benz minibusses in the 1980s, affectionately known as “Pink Ladies.” Though these vehicles were renowned for their reliability, they were not immune to accidents. Factors such as driver fatigue, reckless driving, and inadequate road infrastructure often contributed to these incidents. Image source: Wikipedia.

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A golf buggy, also known as a golf cart, is a small, low-speed vehicle used on golf courses to transport golfers and their equipment between holes. It significantly reduces the physical exertion of walking the course, especially for older or less fit players. Golf buggies typically have a seat for two people, a storage compartment for golf bags, and a steering wheel and pedals for operation. Photo by Mikhail Nilov

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