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Malaysia's Cabinet has approved creation of the National Tahfiz Council to standardise Quranic education across the country. Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi will chair the body, aiming to integrate tahfiz into mainstream education and career pathways.
The Sultan of Selangor graced an appreciation ceremony for Yayasan TZA, where corporate sponsors pledged RM1.3 million towards educational initiatives. The foundation's flagship ACE SPM programme has supported 467 students across Selangor schools this year.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is deploying a cadet corps programme to schools across the country, aiming to cultivate integrity and ethical awareness among students from an early age.
Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris has firmly denied any involvement in a poster about registering new Muslims that circulated widely online, stating it was never approved by the institution and did not originate from official channels.
Police in South Korea's Jeju Island are investigating a high school student accused of entering an elementary school teacher's classroom on multiple occasions and leaving semen and urine. The student claims he was searching for a restroom.
A Tamil-language primary school in Johor has received approval to develop its first proper sports field, ending a 43-year wait caused by land boundary disputes between government agencies.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is rolling out a pilot initiative to establish dedicated cadet corps units in selected schools, aiming to cultivate a culture of integrity and ethical behaviour among young Malaysians.