From engineer to dairy farmer in quest to follow passion


Nurturing dreams: Mahendran is seen here feeding a young calf at his farm in Kota Tinggi. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

KOTA TINGGI: Earning a five-figure income as a process engineer in Singapore was not what P. Mahendran saw as his pinnacle of success.

Instead, after 20 years abroad, he had a change of heart and decided to return home as his yearning to dabble in his passion – dairy farming – was unfulfilled.

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