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Rumah Terbuka Deepavali Ramanan serlah semangat ‘Otrumai’ Madani, satukan pemimpin pelbagai kaum

Keprihatinan Perdana Menteri terhadap komuniti India bukan sahaja dapat dilihat melalui kesudian beliau bersama-sama meraikan Deepavali, tetapi juga menerusi perhatian yang diberikan terhadap keperluan dan cabaran sebenar masyarakat India, khususnya dalam aspek pendidikan, ekonomi dan kesejahteraan keluarga, kata Ramanan

Hindus to celebrate Deepavali on Sunday

Hindus across Malaysia prepare to celebrate Deepavali this Sunday, embracing sacred rituals, vibrant open houses, and a shared call to foster national harmony

Deepavali: MoHE allows online or hybrid PdP from Nov 5 to 13

PUTRAJAYA - The Higher Education Ministry (MoHE) has allowed online or hybrid Teaching and Learning (PdP) sessions to be conducted at public higher education institutions from Nov 5 to 13 in conjunction with the...

‘Deepavali, not Diwali’: Saravanan urges Hannah Yeoh to fix KL festive banners

MIC deputy president Datuk Seri M. Saravanan insists that "Deepavali" is the official gazetted term in Malaysia and accurately reflects the heritage of the country’s Tamil-speaking Hindu community

Letshanaa’s Deepavali abroad: ‘This is the life of an athlete’

For the third consecutive year, Malaysia’s rising badminton star K. Letshanaa will spend Deepavali away from home

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