Inaugural convo


THE love and devotion shown by her father, M. Suberamaniam, who worked as a taxi driver by day and a singer in pubs at night, kept S. Anuradha’s desire to become a doctor burning strong.

With the encouragement from her father, Anuradha, 25, from Ulu Tiram, Johor, finally earned her MBBS degree from MIC’s AIMST University in Semeling, Kedah, at its inaugural convocation on Oct 15.

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