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This February, Malaysia’s diversity was not just spoken of - it was seen and felt, as Thaipusam, Chinese New Year and the approach of Ramadan unfolded almost side by side in a rare convergence of faith, culture and unity. Bernama FILE PIX

The long-standing issue on the construction of an escalator at Batu Caves is expected to be resolved by July, clearing the way for the project to proceed. Photo by Bernama

Penang Nattukotai Chettiar Temple Trust Manager, PRC Veerappan (left) with volunteers decorating a 132-year-old chariot in preparation for the Thaipusam festival on Feb 1. Photo by Bernama

A Hindu devotee performs a religious ritual ahead of the Thaipusam festival outside a temple in Batu Caves on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur on January 17, 2022. (Photo by Arif Kartono / AFP)

The incident, which took place at a popular in Johor Bahru, has reignited discussions on racial harmony and mutual respect in Malaysia’s multicultural society. - Photo: Screenshot from Elijah's X account.

The video, which was uploaded on social media, showed individuals imitating the sacred Kavadi Dance while chanting "Vel Vel," a revered phrase in Hindu traditions.

The video, which was uploaded on social media, showed individuals imitating the sacred Kavadi Dance while chanting "Vel Vel," a revered phrase in Hindu traditions.

The chant Vel Vel is deeply spiritual for Hindus, symbolising the divine weapon of Lord Murugan and reflecting devotion, prayer and sacrifice. (Photo by Bernama)

The video, which was uploaded on social media, showed individuals imitating the sacred Kavadi Dance while chanting "Vel Vel," a revered phrase in Hindu traditions.

The video, which was uploaded on social media, showed individuals imitating the sacred Kavadi Dance while chanting "Vel Vel," a revered phrase in Hindu traditions.