tags - Sinar Daily

THE SPM results are out. In one household, shrieks of joy echo as parents hug their straight-A child. In another, the same silence that follows disappointment settles like a heavy fog. We all know the platitudes that follow this ritual. “SPM is not the end.” “It’s not the final determinant of your future.” Bernama FILE PIX

It is the habit of certain politicians and their followers to dismiss a leader’s capability by pulling out a dusty transcript and pointing at the major written on it. Photo for illustration purposes only.

National language and literary figure Senator Datuk Seri Professor Dr Awang Sariyan - Photo by Bernama

For Wan Malini Idris, 33, however, this all-too-familiar struggle has become an opportunity. Since May last year, she has carved out a niche by turning wardrobe organisation into a thriving source of income. - Photo by Bernama

A group photo session followed, bringing together students, the chairman (centre), Student Representative Council members, volunteers, and representatives from Sinar Varsity and Sinar Daily in a moment marking the programme’s shared success.

The government will soon announce additional measures to support those who were out of work due to the global supply crisis. Photo by Bernama

Born without fingers, Mohd Rahmat Abd Somat never allowed his condition to define his future - instead, he built a life powered by determination and skill. Photo by Bernama

Through community-driven initiatives and non-formal education programmes, many youths who once dropped out of school are discovering new opportunities to rebuild their lives, develop practical skills and regain confidence in their future. - Bernama photo

Admitting that life as a trailer driver is far from easy, Kahmani said she has had to endure negative reactions from some members of the public who underestimate women’s capabilities. - Bernama photo

Terengganu Sukma rugby trainee and player, Sayyid Iskandar, had to be placed under sedation to continue his treatment.