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Deepavali: MoHE allows online or hybrid PdP from Nov 5 to 13

Malaysia Times desk Original: Scoop↗ 10/30 16:56 X
Deepavali: MoHE allows online or hybrid PdP from Nov 5 to 13
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PUTRAJAYA - The Higher Education Ministry (MoHE) has allowed online or hybrid Teaching and Learning (PdP) sessions to be conducted at public higher

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In a statement today, MoHE said the arrangement was to enable Hindu students and teaching staff at all public universities, polytechnics and community colleges to return to their hometowns and spend time with their families during the festival. "However, its implementation is subject to the suitability and requirements of the academic programmes at the respective institutions to ensure that teaching and learning processes run smoothly and academic activities are not disrupted," the statement said. It said the initiative reflected MoHE's concern for the welfare of the higher education community, while also celebrating the cultural and religious diversity that forms the foundation of harmony in Malaysia's multiracial society. The ministry also extended its Deepavali greetings to all Hindu students, academic staff, ministry personnel and Malaysians. "May this Festival of Lights bring happiness, peace and prosperity to everyone," MoHE said. - October 30, 2026 The post Deepavali: MoHE allows online or hybrid PdP from Nov 5 to 13 appeared first on Scoop .

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