Vinod Sekhar

Malaysia is still young — vibrant, restless, sometimes insecure, often bold, and always searching for its true self

There was a time when my own heart was like that sapling - failing, fragile, and weak. I lived with less than 9% of a functioning heart, each day an uncertain g...

This assault is a natural culmination of a corrosive environment cultivated by cadres who treat every disagreement as existential threat, every dissent as justi...

In all that time, one truth has never changed: his belief that this nation can be better, fairer, and more united than it has ever been

We must applaud the renewed push for local manufacturing, digital sovereignty, public sector innovation, and a more aggressive stance on economic diversificatio...

This rally wasn’t about the people. It wasn’t about justice. It was about power—plain and simple. And Malaysians are finally learning to tell the difference.

The Malaysian Indian community, particularly those of estate origin, have been systemically denied a fair place under the Malaysian sun.

In his first tenure as Prime Minister, Malaysia leapt into modernity. The economy boomed. Industrialisation took hold. We walked with confidence into the world.

Those who expect Anwar to change Malaysia with a snap of his fingers do not understand the monster he inherited. A fractured civil service riddled with politica...

Sultan Azlan Shah. Tun Mohamed Suffian Hashim. Tan Sri Eusoffe Abdoolcader. Datuk George Seah. These were not just men in robes. They were guardians of justice.

Each one had a story - an aspiration, a family waiting - and each was part of the fabric of our future.

We must stop being manipulated by sermons disguised as politics and politics disguised as sermons.