Controversy refuses to die down even as PM Anwar declared 'victory' after laying foundation stone for a mosque to be built on ...

The 130-year-old Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman temple - which currently occupies part of a piece of land owned by a private firm - ...

The temple’s potential relocation has ignited conversations about urban development, minority religious rights, and the ...

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is slated to lay the foundation stone for the mosque on March 27. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The suggested relocation of a Hindu temple in Malaysia’s capital to make way for a mosque has drawn public backlash, ...

Places of worship are essential for maintaining freedom of religion, a core tenet enshrined in the Federal Constitution. They facilitate spiritual growth and community bonding for individuals from ...

A 131 year old Hindu temple in the heart of Kuala Lumpur is set to be relocated after the government and Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) approved the construction of a mosque on its land along Jalan ...

The Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple will be moved around 50 metres away after it has agreed to a relocation, Federal ...

The acknowledgment of non-Muslim cabinet members highlights the essential role of diverse voices in governance. Unity among different races and religions is crucial in Malaysia, a country known for ...

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is set to lay the foundation stone for a new mosque on the current site of the Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur.

These disputes are locked in a perfect storm of legal rigidity, politics revolving around racial and religious supremacy, religious passion, and political inertia.