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When humble curry leaves become a luxury - Vimarsana News

When humble curry leaves become a luxury

CURRY leaves (pic) are now considered a valuable item in local markets and retail traders in Penang, following a drastic price increase, Kosmo! reported.

Adventure is out there! Extreme sports activities in Malaysia for thrill-seekers - Vimarsana News

Adventure is out there! Extreme sports activities in Malaysia for thrill-seekers

Malaysia offers a wide range of extreme sports activities for thrill-seeking tourists.

Storm damages 100 houses in Perlis - Vimarsana News

Storm damages 100 houses in Perlis

KANGAR, July 13 — A total of 100 houses were destroyed, most of them with the roof ripped off, during a thunderstorm here yesterday. However, State Civil Defence Force (APM)...

CAP urges doe to quickly resolve Sg Ngulang pollution - Vimarsana News

CAP urges doe to quickly resolve Sg Ngulang pollution

KANGAR: The Consumers' Association of Penang (CAP) is urging the Perlis Environment Department (DOE) to take stern action immediately against a factory that has been found to be polluting the waters of Sungai Ngulang, causing hundreds of fish to die.

Growing up illiterate about world history | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

Growing up illiterate about world history | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

An inclusive History syllabus should build national identity and mould a universal man. Teaching students their country’s cultural and social heritage instils a sense of pride in them. Knowledge of what shaped neighbouring lands and those further afield broadens young minds, so when they eventually step out into the world, they can hold their own.  To achieve this balance, our History syllabus needs to be mapped in concentric circles, starting with Malaysia at the centre, says Datuk V Nadarajan. Subsequent chapters can branch out to Southeast Asia and Asia, then the rest of the worl...