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As Hari Raya Aidilfitri approaches, Malaysians are increasingly shifting towards cashless transactions, e-commerce, and local brands while preparing for the festive season, according to a new survey by market research firm Milieu Insight. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

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Despite early planning, some shoppers acknowledged last-minute shopping is sometimes unavoidable. - Bernama photo

Each vehicle contains similar stories: students eager to see their parents, parents preparing favourite dishes, grandparents waiting. - Bernama photo

A trader’s compassion for a struggling customer who could not afford kuih raya for their child sparked an initiative to sell these cookies for just RM6 per container. Photo by Bernama

Renowned for her meticulous and refined craftsmanship, Rosmah's elegant ornaments, such as brooches, dokoh (a traditional necklace), chains and bracelets, reflect a blend of classic and modern elements. Photo by Bernama

For many non-Muslims, participating in the celebration deepens their appreciation for Malaysia’s diversity. Photo: Canva

Students proudly display their freshly baked pizzas.

Have you ever wondered just how many calories are hiding in your favourite festive dishes and kuih? - Canva

As Hari Raya approaches each year, many Malaysians find themselves pondering how much Duit Raya to give. Photo: Edited via Canva