Malayan Railways News Today

This captivating 30-minute film unravels the rich tapestry of Kinta Valley's past, exploring the lost railways and towns that once thrived during the tin mining boom.

These workers kept the wheels of the nation moving in very tough times. Theirs was a legacy of perseverance, selfless service and devotion to duty.

NIBONG TEBAL, July 17 — The 2023 Kembara Merdeka Jalur Gemilang Convoy (KMJG) took a whole new approach today when the Jalur Gemilang handover route from Perak to Penang used the...

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The special express train service linking Kuala Lumpur and Hat Yai is expected to deliver an economic bonus for Songkhla this year.

Mr. K. Thayaparan (KT), who retired from the government service after serving as a development administrator for more than thirty years passed away on Jan 05 at the age of 86. He was born in 1937 in Malaya, which was then under the British rule; his father had migrated there in 1916 for employment. His […]

I was surprised and sorry to read a journalist attached to The Island writing about a central bank bond scam: surprised because, the editor of The Island, in his inimitable editorials, consistently refers to a treasury bond scam; sorry, because it is simply factually wrong. I have driven home that point several times in The Island and assumed that that canard was […]

The opening of a 414km electrified line between Laos and China has the potential to accelerate a shift to rail in countries across Asia.

Through her volunteer work with YWCA, Datuk Dr Marina Lalitha David hopes to help women in vulnerable segments of society break the cycle of poverty.

The potential connectivity benefits for two of Asia’s big cities are huge. The obstacles are many.

SEREMBAN: Nadarajah Krishnapillai vividly remembers the call he got over a year ago from his brother Chris when the latter was appointed the first Malaysian-born Mayor of a town in West Yorkshire, England.