Stop the fuss, do a good deed instead


Hindu devotees carrying kavadi and paal Kadum walking toward the Batu Caves temple to make offerings during the Thaipusam festival in Batu Caves,- File picture

The rise of intolerance in the country is quite startling, from banks to mineral water getting flak. But in the midst of it all, there are those who are preaching tolerance and love, of course in the name of religion.

THIS week, on my way home, I stopped at a roadside stall selling Penang rojak (or pasembor to those in the know) and cendol. As I sat there enjoying the cendol, there was a screech and loud honking.

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