A bit dated but it is good to hear praises for our national policies once in a while from foreigners.


Indian Navy can learn from Malaysian Navy on having women officers onboard.
PORT BLAIR: Still not ready to have women officers on board, the Indian Navy can take a hint from the Royal Malaysian Navy which has Lieutenant Farah-al-Habshi onboard a warship here for Exercise Milan, a multinational exercise witnessing the participation of 13 navies of the Asia-Pacific region.
The above is just a sample of the news coverage in India. At least we showed that in the Malaysian service, the glass ceiling may be set a little higher or does not exist at all.
2 comments:
We are keen to praise others, but refuse to see that we, too, have things that others will praise.
Thank you for sharing.
Nama dia Lt Farah. Deputy W&E Officer on KD PERAK.
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