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The future: Young minds don’t know about any ‘social contract’. All they need to know is that they are, first and foremost, Malaysian. — Filepic

WHEN I was abroad recently, one local song kept ringing in my ears constantly. It was none other than Oh Malaysia, Land Of Glory. I wondered why, as I had not listened to it in a long time.

Maybe it was because I missed home badly. That I actually do all the time when I am away because this is my one and only home, and not India like Prof Zainal Kling would like to think.

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