"The Great Hindus Of Malaysia"

  HE WAS envied, he was feared, he was admired, but most of all he was respected. He was Datuk M. Chandran, one of the most treasured, if not the most treasured sons of Malaysian football who died on Sept 28. He was 77. For more details:  https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news/2019/10/04/m-chandran--a-football-champion-without-equal

  This has been a year for our Malaysian to sit up and take pride in their identity, as notable Indians have achieved great achievements in their respective fields. I’m always pleasantly surprised when I read Malaysian Indians making headlines in newspapers and digital platforms. This year alone, many had made Malaysia proud by being a success in their respective fields and trades. For more details:  https://varnam.my/lifestyle/2020/36492/malaysian-indians-who-made-us-proud-in-2020/

  As we all know, our Malaysian born artist has achieved immense recognition and success  in the highly competitive Kollywood scene, most recently with his work on a Tamil blockbuster. A name that needs no introduction,  Sabesh Manmathan  who was featured in  D.Imman ’s collaboration with  Jayam Ravi ’s 25th Movie;  “Boomi”,  was awarded the  ‘RISE SINGER AWARD’. For more details:  https://varnam.my/news/2021/38009/sabesh-manmathan-receives-rise-singer-award-on-indias-72nd-republic-day/

  G Yamini berpeluang cipta sejarah dilantik Jurulatih Karate-Do wanita pertama negara apabila dicalonkan menyertai skuad kebangsaan. Bekas juara Asia itu antara dua jurulatih baru yang berada dalam radar Persekutuan Karate-Do Malaysia (MAKAF) untuk melengkapkan barisan 4 pengendali kebangsaan. For more details:  https://www.astroawani.com/video-sukan/karate-do-g-yamini-berpeluang-cipta-sejarah-1887775