Sadho Ram

RT @JuiceMy: If you want to read, you belong. That’s it. 🧃 KL Reads: How One Woman Sparked a Reading Revolution https://t.co/XlePIMgsIB

RT @theiliaqilah: Wanna intern with WWF-Malaysia?🐼 We’re looking for fun, passionate people to join our Education for Sustainable Developm…

RT @staronline: KL Reads encourages social cohesion and advocates for the active use of green public spaces as a no-cost third place. http…

RT @scroll_in: “One only has to scratch Jaipur to realise that the modern commercialism and the dull municipal excellence of the city is ha…

RT @Z444TY: joining kuala lumpur reads this morning! https://t.co/Z76sEun3MN

RT @sadhosays: I wrote about the journey of Kuala Lumpur Reads, a silent reading initiative from India that has now spread across Malaysia.…

RT @saysdotcom: Video Shows Rare Malaysian Bird Trapped In House Gym Before Being Released More colourful than 'sirap bandung'. https://t…

RT @sharmasupriya: Moving story of a young couple that was swept away by the Jhelum river. Their deaths made India and Pakistan reopen Aman…

As unfortunate as this news is, I never would have imagined that one day I would see my birth-state in India be mentioned by BFM here. Feels kinda surreal

BFM News @NewsBFM

2 coal-laden freight trains that collided head-on in Jharkhand, India had caused the deaths of two drivers, who were burnt alive, and left five others severely injured. The accident this morning also resulted in significant financial losses to the railway, leading to a temporary https://t.co/9DGVvUQX3X

"Bernama’s observation found that victims from various races were taken by authorities and members of the public to the Sri Maha Kaliamman Temple nearby, which is located near the fire department’s operations centre."

malaysiakini.com @malaysiakini

Houses of worship turn temporary treatment centre for fire victims https://t.co/zfFfvT6MGm

RT @iamnotreiko: Hopefully I can join the next session!

I wrote about the journey of Kuala Lumpur Reads, a silent reading initiative from India that has now spread across Malaysia. It didn't begin as a movement. My partner Navina started it with no grand plan. She had one simple desire: to read in a park: https://t.co/5RMSNRlGQC

RT @masalateagirl: On Saturday I walked for 20 minutes in Perdana Botanical Garden to reach a community of silent readers called Kuala Lump…