Aadukalam - SYOK Podcast [TM]

Moganadas Muniyandy tributes this episode in the honour of Datuk Rajamani Mailvaganam, who is the 1966 Female Sportswoman of the year. In 1964 , she represented Malaysia in the Olympic Games held in Tokyo , Japan and in 1965, she achieved four gold medals in the SEAP Games held in Kuala Lumpur for the 200 meter race. , 400 meters, 800 meters, and 4 x 100 meters.

Moganadas Muniyandy tributes this episode in the honour of Tan Sri Dr. Mani Jegathesan, “Malaysia's flying doctor", who is the first sportsman in Malaysia to receive the National Athlete award in 1966. Tan Sri Dr. Mani Jegathesan made history in 1962 when he became the first Malaysian to win an Asian Games gold medal in Jakarta. 

Puvaneswaran Ramasamy, etching his name in history with an unrivalled feat of achievements at five consecutive Asian Games, opens up about his extraordinary 20-year journey as a relentless champion.

Puvaneswaran Ramasamy, etching his name in history with an unrivalled feat of winning medals at five consecutive Asian Games, opens up about his extraordinary 20-year journey as a relentless champion.

Kuganeswari Pallaniappan reflects on her glory days as a national 400m runner, capturing bronze in the 1995 SEA Games and forging a silver legacy in the 1997 SEA Games' 4x400m relay. A soulful journey of triumph and unity!

Moganadas Muniyandy beautifully captures the inspiring journeys of past Malaysian Indian athletes who achieved great triumphs and overcame incredible odds, only to later fade from the public spotlight.Through his thoughtful storytelling, Muniyandy honors the rich history and legacy of these athletes, ensuring that their contributions to the world of sports will never be forgotten.