IN Kelantan, the relationship between the king and the people is not just embodied in customs, protocols or official events. It lives in the pulse of the community in every corner of the state regardless of social class or age. The relationship looks 'beautiful' when a sultan is willing to defile first by walking with the people, being present when disasters strike and being in ...
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IN Kelantan, the relationship between the king and the people is not just embodied in customs, protocols or official events. It lives in the pulse of the community in every corner of the state regardless of social class or age. The relationship looks 'beautiful' when a sultan is willing to defile first by walking with the people, being present when disasters strike and being in ...