Ram Anand writes and reports for KomunitiKini, and is a an occasional videographer. In his private cyberspace, he is an independent writer who has his own website, and is also an aspiring novelist and film-maker.

Build temples to serve community, not individuals

Hindus should start building temples only if this will benefit the local community and not to serve the interests of few individuals alone, said Selangor state exco member Dr Xavier Jeyakumar...

Trying to restore peat swamp forests

The employees, who came various departments in Macfood, participated in a tree planting activity at the Raja Musa Forest Reserve in Selangor.

Bringing about change, one step at a time

Barely one year old, MyIndians.com hopes to be the medium that helps connect the needy with the givers. It was only last Monday that MyIndians.com launched a new segment called ‘Helping Hands. In...

It’s not about the fees, says LimKokWing

A group of postgraduate LimKokWing University students from China are not allowed to graduate in a convocation due tomorrow because their examination papers are not marked, not due to their fees, as...

Getting personal with fitness

A brand-new fitness studio located in MidValley is aiming to deliver more ‘services’ and ‘sales’ to its clients, promising a more result-oriented personal training program without paying much ...

There’s nothing good yoga can’t fix

Mani can testify to the impact of doing yoga by his own experience, as he was suffering from gastritis and asthma before he took up yoga, and apart from trying to teach yoga the right way, Mani and...

A nation of cowards

A fortnight ago, at the World Bloggers Summit in PWTC, a woman who identified herself as a medical practitioner walked up to the mic and directed a question that smacked of ‘gratefulness’ to...

Samad Said: Have some ‘sikap’

Local artists, be it poets, actors, cartoonists, or film-makers, should have their own stands and opinions on issues instead of merely existing, said legendary Malaysian poet A Samad Said.

West Coast is not so far with LATAR

The brand new Kuala Selangor- Kuala Lumpur Expressway (LATAR) may very well solve different route dilemmas to those traveling to and from West Coast towns in northern Selangor and southern Perak as...

Bukit OUG: No signs of landslide, yet

The development of new apartments next to the Bukit OUG Condominiums has not caused any land movement, according to a representative from NGO SlopeWatch.

Social media: Passion above business

Around 400-odd people yesterday made their way to the Putra World Trade Centre for Malaysia's inaugural World Bloggers Summit, in an attempt to learn about social media's benefits for businesses.

Fighting to keep their community and way of life

While others may be in thrall to 'development', concrete erections and crime, the former estate workers of Ladang Bukit Jalil have enjoyed a modest and good quality of life. But DBKL may yet win the...

It’s war, say Bukit Jalil residents

The residents of Ladang Bukit Jalil have vowed to go to "war" with the authorities if necessary. This is because they claim that a group of 20 Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and 10 police personnel...

Telugu youth convention lights up PWTC

Around 3000 people recently flocked the Putra World Trade Centre as the Malaysian Telugu Association held its inaugural Telugu Youth Convention (TYC).

The kids are not alright

Creative student protest thwarted by police. Interestingly, they draw a paralell between the Carcosa sex tape, national politics, and sex education in the country.