Suresh Vanaz, the man, said that as the family’s sole breadwinner, caring for his brother is his responsibility and an act of ...
Malay Mail on MSN4d
Not just about ‘kavadi’ and Batu Caves: What is Thaipusam and how did it become massive in Malaysia?The annual sight of Hindu devotees bearing kavadis, milk pots, and smashing coconuts will take over the streets today as ...
Indian-origin man Suresh Vanaz made headlines after he carried his brother with cerebral palsy while visiting Batu Caves for ...
Free Malaysia Today on MSN2d
Ex-Batu Caves temple leader recalls visits by Selangor royalsThe Sri Subramaniar Swamy Temple in Batu Caves has seen its fair share of visitors, from ordinary people to royalty. Former ...
The Manila Times on MSN3d
Malaysia's Hindus pierce own bodies during festivalHundreds of thousands of Hindus flocked to temples across Malaysia to celebrate the Thaipusam festival on Tuesday, with many ...
Devotees carrying elaborate and heavy metal structures called “kavadis” walked barefoot to a temple. Read more at ...
This year’s Thaipusam celebration at Batu Caves has not only attracted millions of devotees but also drawn a significant ...
But for 46-year-old Singaporean, Suresh Vanaz, devotion isn’t about elaborate offerings. It is defined by his love, responsibility, and the deep bond he shares with his younger brother, Gunaseelan, 41 ...
Seven roads around Batu Caves will be closed in stages from midnight this Sunday until Februrary 14 in conjunction with the ...
For most Hindu devotees, Thaipusam is a time of faith and sacrifice, marked by the carrying of the kavadi, a physical burden ...
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – As the Hindu Thaipusam festival draws millions of devotees to Malaysia's Batu Caves on Tuesday, ...
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