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News18
23-05-2025
- Business
- News18
2025 Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey: From Registrations To Price To Itinerary, Check Everything Here
Last Updated: To note, riders who have been part of the previous editions of the Himalayan Odyssey will not be able to participate again as the company aims to get new participants on board. The homegrown two-wheeler maker Royal Enfield has been pushing the biking culture for years. To make it as interesting as possible, the company usually organise interesting events, motorcycle festivals, bike rides, and whatnot throughout the year. Again, the brand is back with another edition of its iconic Himalayan Odyssey, giving a lifetime opportunity to the 70 riders to explore the toughest terrains in the world. As per the details shared by the brand, the 2025 Odyssey will be an 18-day trip, starting June 28, 2025. The company has already kicked off the registrations nationwide. In case if you are interested in exploring the peaks of the Himalaya, accompanied by a massive convoy of bikers, visit RE's official website and get the related details about the upcoming ride. To note, riders who have been part of the previous editions of the Himalayan Odyssey will not be able to participate again as the company aims to get new participants on board. Price For Registration Talking about the charges, an individual can enrol themselves by paying an entry cost of Rs 80,000. For the couples, it costs Rs 1,60,000. The brand, in its official release, this year, the journey will be more exciting and adventurous as the company is marking its decades of existence in the business. Itinerary and Execution During the 18-day-long trip, the riders will be divided into two teams named Team Spiti and Team Zanskar. Each group will be assigned to complete a 2,600 km loop, crossing the roughest terrains littered with high-altitude mountain passes. The journey will start from Chandigarh and will summit the Umling La pass. It is situated at 19,000 feet above Mean Sea Level (MSL). The release says that team Spiti will be riding in a group to Narkanda, Kalpa, Keylong, and Sarchu and will conclude the trip in Leh and Hanle. The team Zanskar will be taking the route from Jispal, exploring the highest altitude, going towards the Padum route before submitting themselves in Leh and Hanle. First Published: May 23, 2025, 14:09 IST
CNA
22-05-2025
- Sport
- CNA
Brunei DPMM will not participate in Singapore Premier League from next season: FAS
SINGAPORE: Brunei DPMM FC will not participate in the Singapore Premier League (SPL) after this season, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) said on Thursday (May 22). In a media release, FAS said that the Brunei-based club had expressed "intent" to compete in "other leagues" and that the decision follows discussions between both parties. DPMM have said that they will join the Malaysian Super League (MSL) next season, but the MSL has yet to confirm this publicly. "DPMM has been a respected member of the SPL and a valued partner in the development of regional football. Their staff and players have consistently displayed an exemplary sporting spirit, and the club's impact on Singapore football will be long remembered. We wish them the very best in their future endeavours,' said FAS general secretary Chew Chun-Liang. 'While we are sad to see them go, we understand the club's position and we part ways with our full support and appreciation." DPMM joined the SPL, then the in 2009. However, due to a global ban on the Football Association of Brunei Darussalam, the club sat out a number of seasons before rejoining the league in 2012. They went on to win league titles in 2015 and 2019 and also lifted the Singapore League Cup three times. As a result of COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions in Brunei, the club pulled out of the league during the 2020 season, and resumed participation last season. 'Over the years, we have been privileged to be part of a league that upholds the highest standards of professionalism, competition, and sportsmanship. More than just football, our time in the SPL has given us the invaluable gift of camaraderie, shared experiences, and lasting friendships,' said DPMM General Manager Mohamad Ali bin Haji Momin. 'The warmth, hospitality, and unwavering support extended to us by FAS and the Singapore football community have made our participation deeply meaningful, and for this, we are truly grateful.' DPMM are currently sixth in the league, but remain in the running for the Singapore Cup. They face Lion City Sailors in the second leg of the Singapore Cup semi-finals next week, having lost the first leg on Wednesday 2-3. "The FAS and SPL family thank DPMM FC for their contributions over the past decade and more and wish them all the best as they embark on this new chapter," said FAS. The SPL - formerly the S League - was officially launched in 1996 with eight local teams.
Barnama
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Barnama
Brunei's DPMM FC Confirms Malaysia Super League Challenge
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 (Bernama) -- Brunei-based club DPMM FC has confirmed its participation in the 2025/2026 Malaysia Super League (MSL) season, even as the Malaysian Football League (MFL) remains tight-lipped on the official number of teams for the upcoming campaign. The club made the announcement in a statement on the signing of Penang FC defender Mohammad Fairuz Zakaria. In the same statement, DPMM also confirmed that both Bruneian and Malaysian players will be regarded as local players in the team's roster for the new MSL season. bootstrap slideshow 'Fairuz Zakaria has agreed to join DPMM FC for the upcoming Malaysia Super League season 2025/2026. Bruneian players as well as Malaysian players are considered local players for DPMM FC for this MSL season, which is very good news for us. 'He is the first Malaysian player that will be in the DPMM roster. Fairuz Zakaria 27, has been a regular in the team for Penang FC last season and DPMM is hoping that he would do well with the team in the upcoming season,' according to a statement on the club's official website. Last Friday, the First Instance Body (FIB), an independent licensing authority, stated that the document review process for clubs applying for the National License to compete in the 2025/2026 season is still ongoing. This follows media reports suggesting several teams may withdraw from the competition. DPMM, Brunei's most established football club and currently the only professional team in the country, is still completing its remaining fixtures in the Singapore Premier League. -- BERNAMA
The Sun
30-04-2025
- General
- The Sun
Ab Rauf praised for using sign language with deaf community
Learning Malaysian Sign Language (MSL) offers many benefits—chief among them is the ability to communicate directly with members of the deaf community. Recently, the Melaka Chief Minister showed just how valuable this skill can be. In a now-viral video posted on Melaka Kini's Facebook page, Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh is seen using sign language to communicate with three individuals at what appears to be a Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house. In the 20-second clip, Ab Rauf approaches the group and begins signing fluently, bringing smiles to their faces and leaving a lasting impression on viewers. The video, which has racked up over 453,000 views and more than 260 comments, drew praise from Malaysians impressed by the Chief Minister's command of sign language. ALSO READ: JPJ officer uses sign language to communicate with deaf driver, M'sians impressed 'This is how elected representatives should set an example,' commented AmirulHayat AbdulRazak. Many netizens also highlighted the importance of incorporating sign language into the national education system. 'This is what it means to be a great Chief Minister—reaching out and connecting with the people without barriers. Hopefully, the Education Minister will consider including Malaysian Sign Language in the national curriculum, instead of focusing on introducing foreign languages like Burmese, Vietnamese, Lao, and others,' wrote Bro Ben. 'It's probably time to include sign language as a subject in the school syllabus. That way, everyone can learn together and communication will be easier in public,' urged Zuhaimi Hashim. 'Much respect to the Melaka Chief Minister. Language needs to be practised, and this shows he's truly proficient and regularly uses sign language,' added Encik Ahmad Alfonso.
The Sun
30-04-2025
- General
- The Sun
'Much respect to the Melaka Chief Minister' - Ab Rauf praised for using sign language to engage with deaf community
Learning Malaysian Sign Language (MSL) offers many benefits—chief among them is the ability to communicate directly with members of the deaf community. Recently, the Melaka Chief Minister showed just how valuable this skill can be. In a now-viral video posted on Melaka Kini's Facebook page, Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh is seen using sign language to communicate with three individuals at what appears to be a Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house. In the 20-second clip, Ab Rauf approaches the group and begins signing fluently, bringing smiles to their faces and leaving a lasting impression on viewers. The video, which has racked up over 453,000 views and more than 260 comments, drew praise from Malaysians impressed by the Chief Minister's command of sign language. 'This is how elected representatives should set an example,' commented AmirulHayat AbdulRazak. Many netizens also highlighted the importance of incorporating sign language into the national education system. 'This is what it means to be a great Chief Minister—reaching out and connecting with the people without barriers. Hopefully, the Education Minister will consider including Malaysian Sign Language in the national curriculum, instead of focusing on introducing foreign languages like Burmese, Vietnamese, Lao, and others,' wrote Bro Ben. 'It's probably time to include sign language as a subject in the school syllabus. That way, everyone can learn together and communication will be easier in public,' urged Zuhaimi Hashim. 'Much respect to the Melaka Chief Minister. Language needs to be practised, and this shows he's truly proficient and regularly uses sign language,' added Encik Ahmad Alfonso.
