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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

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On this first day of the festival, Hindu families would perform prayers at home or nearby temples, according to their preferred timing. - Bernama photo

Pasar Mui Mahmeri 2025 aims to go beyond a one-off event, creating a long-term platform for the Mah Meri community to sustain their cultural and economic growth.

The lineup was stacked with global icons who had the crowd on their feet. Photo: Wan Azfarozza Wan Athmar

Cake Piknik, a homegrown movement started as a casual idea and has now blossomed into a series of much-anticipated gatherings for cake lovers of all ages. Photo: Canva

Tuan Yah waving a Jalur Gemilang among the flags that adorn the area around her home in Kampung Kubang Bongor, Melor. She carries on her late husband’s tradition of flag raising. - Bernama photo

Merdeka is often celebrated with pride and joy, but Malaysians believe its meaning goes deeper than a single day. - Photo by Bernama

Dr Wan Munira encouraged confronting racism and misinformation by “care-frontation” instead of confrontation. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo source: Edited in Canva

A total of 10,000 pieces of onde-onde were used to create a 41-metre replica of the Jalur Gemilang, one of the unique highlights of the 68th National Day celebration at the Kesedar Chalil Land Development Plan. - Photo by Bernama