Brighter future for Malaysian Indians through sustainable programmes


(Middle, from left) Sim, and Chow posing for a photograph with VIPs and guests during the Deepavali open house organised by the Human Resources Ministry and PERKESO. — Courtesy photo

Human Resources Minister Steven Sim pledged to help transform the lives of Malaysian Indians through education, training and jobs.

He said the government’s goal was not merely to offer temporary relief but to “change a whole generation” within the Indian community through meaningful and sustainable programmes.

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