Malaysian students create online magazine to celebrate art and writing


(From left) Philip Dominic, Jeevessh Thiresh, Nor Adila Aisha, Aditya, Cedric Siew and Mukatdeep Singh are among The Doodler’s editorial team members. Photos: Aditya Navin

A group of students from a private school in Setia Alam, Selangor has published two issues of an online magazine to share their views on art and engage in cultural discussions.

Titled The Doodler, the 63-page magazine is managed by 10 students aged 13 and 14. The first issue was published in January, followed by the second in June.

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