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November 2026

18 posts
The Indian Heritage Gallery & Cultural Centre  Opens Its Doors
November 2026 Feature

The Indian Heritage Gallery & Cultural Centre Opens Its Doors

5 min read
IF THE WALLS, windows and doors of Penang’s “Little India” could speak, they would tell countless stories about the…
by Dr. Khoo Suet Leng &  Preveena Balakrishnan
Dr. Khoo Suet Leng Preveena Balakrishnan
A Smellscape of Little India
November 2026 Feature

A Smellscape of Little India

7 min read
JUST PAST 8.30AM, I am hit by oppressive fumes of exhaust as the 101 pulls away from the “Little…
by Miriam Devaprasana
Miriam Devaprasana
Behind the Counter:  Can Penang’s Ottu Kadai Survive Another Generation?
November 2026 Feature

Behind the Counter: Can Penang’s Ottu Kadai Survive Another Generation?

4 min read
IN ANTHONY CHEAH’S watercolour painting, “Ottu Kadai Penang”, the small shop being depicted occupies hardly any space, yet seems…
by Kenneth Wong See Huat
Kenneth Wong See Huat
The Indian Heritage In George Town  And  Beyond
November 2026 Feature

The Indian Heritage In George Town And Beyond

9 min read
THERE ARE ELDERS among Penang’s Indian community who still remember the huge steamships that transported people and goods between…
by HB Arunkumar
HB Arunkumar
The Elephant at The Door: Meeting Ganesha at The Threshold
November 2026 Feature

The Elephant at The Door: Meeting Ganesha at The Threshold

5 min read
HERE I AM on a cracked plastic stool in “Little India,” nursing a thick semi-sweet kopi susu while the…
by Dr. Suresraj Therambarajoo
Dr. Suresraj Therambarajoo
A Love Letter To Punjabi Cha
November 2026 Feature

A Love Letter To Punjabi Cha

6 min read
GROWING UP, warm balmy Sundays meant sleepy drives across states to visit aunties and uncles living in northern Peninsular Malaysia.…
by Liani MK
Liani MK
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