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The 2026 Proton X70 gets the drive right

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By Dinesh Kumar Maganathan, FMT Lifestyles
| Daily Express Malaysia Verified
PETALING JAYA: You’re moving at speed, and then you brake hard. Instead of that panicky lurch, the SUV just settles – smoothly, confidently, without feeling jerky or unsettled. It’s the kind of behaviour that instantly puts you at ease, especially if you’re driving with family on board. It might be a small thing, but this sets the tone for what the newly launched 2026 Proton X70 is really about: comfort, confidence, and peace of mind.
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Using AI to restore Malaysia’s forgotten heritage buildings

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By Theevya Ragu, FMT Lifestyles
| Daily Express Malaysia Verified
PETALING JAYA: Scroll through social media today and artificial intelligence is used everywhere, sparking concerns about widespread misinformation. But what if this same technology could be harnessed to foster preservation rather than confusion? Logistics manager Mark Yong, 51, spends his free time digitally restoring Malaysia’s damaged, demolished and forgotten heritage buildings using AI.
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UM lecturers use picture books to teach children about money

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By Dinesh Kumar Maganathan, FMT Lifestyles
| Daily Express Malaysia Verified
PETALING JAYA: An eight-year-old boy from an orphanage sat quietly after a picture-book reading, then raised his hand. “One day,” he said, “I want to work, make money, and build a house. Not just for me but for my parents, my siblings, and my uncle, so we can all live together.” He wasn’t just echoing the lesson of the book, in which children give their savings to their parents; he was going further.
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