Kota kinabalu: The celebration of Deepavali in Sabah drew together people from different races and religions at the Sri Pasupathinath Alayam temple, marking a harmonious gathering despite the distance from Peninsular Malaysia. According to BERNAMA News Agency, approximately 15,000 Indians
Terengganu: The distance of more than 500 kilometres was no obstacle for K. Lishamini, 30, to fulfil her duty as a caring sister when she travelled all the way from Johor to Terengganu to celebrate Deepavali with her younger sister,
Kuala lumpur: Temples across Malaysia glowed with lamps and chants early this morning as Hindus nationwide ushered in Deepavali, the Festival of Lights, with prayers, rituals, and gatherings that celebrated faith, family, and the triumph of good over evil. According
Petaling jaya: The student who was fatally stabbed at a school in Petaling Jaya last week was cremated at Nirvana Memorial Park Section 21 here today. The body arrived at the memorial park at about 12.20 pm. A sombre atmosphere
Kuching: This year’s Deepavali celebration was not just another festival for Laura Zeeta Pellane, from Padawan – it marked her very first as a newlywed, and she’s experiencing the festival of lights in a way that’s entirely new. Married to
Subang jaya: A police personnel, reported missing since last Thursday (Oct 16), returned safely to his quarters at the Subang Jaya District Police Headquarters, Jalan USJ 8, early this morning. According to BERNAMA News Agency, Subang Jaya police chief ACP
