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Ramanan Denies Wrongdoing In PKR Polls, Dismisses Viral Video
Ramanan Denies Wrongdoing In PKR Polls, Dismisses Viral Video

Barnama

time17-05-2025

  • Politics
  • Barnama

Ramanan Denies Wrongdoing In PKR Polls, Dismisses Viral Video

SHAH ALAM, May 17 (Bernama) -- PKR vice-president candidate Datuk Seri R Ramanan has denied any wrongdoing following the circulation of a viral video allegedly showing him handing cash to another individual in front of a business premises. The Deputy Minister of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives clarified that the video was an old recording and described it as a malicious slander resurfaced by irresponsible parties ahead of the party's elections. 'That happened after the Selangor state election. The place shown is right outside my service centre, and I was handing money to my own staff. If you look closely, the door clearly displays the Pakatan Harapan logo. So what's the issue? bootstrap slideshow 'If we're willing to stoop to this level of dirty politics, it's very bad. This is slander… I hope those behind it learn a lesson. This is really bad,' he said when met after officiating the TEKUN Nasional Basic Entrepreneurship Seminar here today. A 34-second video clip had gone viral showing Ramanan handing money to an individual in front of a premises before walking away. On the ongoing party polls, Ramanan, who is also PKR's deputy information chief, said that all candidates should campaign with decorum, refraining from insults or personal attacks, and instead focus on grassroots engagement. bootstrap slideshow 'This is a party election, not a general election. We need to really connect with the grassroots, meet them in person, wherever they are and listen to their struggles, grievances and hopes,' he said. Ramanan also addressed backlash over a previous statement in which he expressed confidence that PKR could secure up to 80 seats in the 16th general election if Nurul Izzah Anwar wins the Deputy President post, saying that the remark had been misinterpreted. He explained that the figure was simply an optimistic target, inspired by Nurul Izzah's proven track record in leading the party to win 50 seats in GE14.

Entrepreneurs encouraged to boost management skills through training
Entrepreneurs encouraged to boost management skills through training

The Sun

time17-05-2025

  • Business
  • The Sun

Entrepreneurs encouraged to boost management skills through training

SHAH ALAM: Local entrepreneurs are encouraged to take part in entrepreneurship training programmes to strengthen their management skills and ensure their businesses remain sustainable and competitive. Deputy Minister of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Datuk Seri R Ramanan said aspiring and existing entrepreneurs can benefit from various programmes offered by agencies under his ministry to improve their operations. He said many business owners understand how to run their businesses, but often face challenges in managing costs related to logistics, electricity, and manpower. 'There's also a need to understand how to prepare proper audited accounts, which can help maximise savings. That's why training like this is so valuable,' he said after launching the TEKUN Nasional Basic Entrepreneurship Seminar here today. Ramanan emphasised the government's continued commitment to building an inclusive and resilient entrepreneurial ecosystem through holistic support. He added that, as of April 30, TEKUN Nasional has approved RM252 million in financing for 11,698 entrepreneurs this year.

Entrepreneurs encouraged to boost management skills via training
Entrepreneurs encouraged to boost management skills via training

The Sun

time17-05-2025

  • Business
  • The Sun

Entrepreneurs encouraged to boost management skills via training

SHAH ALAM: Local entrepreneurs are encouraged to take part in entrepreneurship training programmes to strengthen their management skills and ensure their businesses remain sustainable and competitive. Deputy Minister of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Datuk Seri R Ramanan said aspiring and existing entrepreneurs can benefit from various programmes offered by agencies under his ministry to improve their operations. He said many business owners understand how to run their businesses, but often face challenges in managing costs related to logistics, electricity, and manpower. 'There's also a need to understand how to prepare proper audited accounts, which can help maximise savings. That's why training like this is so valuable,' he said after launching the TEKUN Nasional Basic Entrepreneurship Seminar here today. Ramanan emphasised the government's continued commitment to building an inclusive and resilient entrepreneurial ecosystem through holistic support. He added that, as of April 30, TEKUN Nasional has approved RM252 million in financing for 11,698 entrepreneurs this year.

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