Seeking divine protection, superstitious or not


Melissa doing the rituals by breaking a coconut when seeking blessings for her new car at Shree Muniswarar Temple.- Photos :LIM BENG TATT/THE STAR

THE advent of new technology has made us discard a lot of superstition or rituals which we may not find practical anymore.

However, there are still many whose beliefs and faith do not change.

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