Archive - 22 December 2007

Samy promises new faces for GE

Samy promises new faces for GE

The MIC president openly concedes that some of the party’s elected representatives have failed in their duties to carry out their responsibilities accordingly.

Mahathir: Demonstrate only as a last resort

Mahathir: Demonstrate only as a last resort

updated 6.23pm The former premier also rejected claims that the Indian community had been denied opportunities to address their grievances.

Gerakan Youth 'shocked' by Paranjothy's comments

Gerakan Youth 'shocked' by Paranjothy's comments

The Youth wing disassociates itself from its vice-chief’s hard-hitting press statement yesterday, saying that his comments did not represent the opinions of the movement.

BN can count on Indian voters

BN can count on Indian voters

There is no truth that the Indian voters have ditched MIC in favour of the opposition, says the party's deputy president.

Christmas mumble

Christmas mumble

new Another problem is also that we fallible human beings do not really know all that much about how to love others and ourselves.

Be ready for more ISA arrests

Be ready for more ISA arrests

DAP leader Kulasegaran says that there is a second list of wanted people which included himself and lawyer A Sivanesan over their role in Hindraf.

ISA vigil at Dataran Merdeka postponed

ISA vigil at Dataran Merdeka postponed

updated 5.12pm The show of solidarity with Internal Security Act detainees is now scheduled for next month, pending the approval of a police permit.

Sane voices amidst hysteria

Sane voices amidst hysteria

new Rising violent crime is fuelling demands for tough measures against criminals and many see the death penalty as the cure for all ills.

ACA calls on Dr M over judiciary scandal

ACA calls on Dr M over judiciary scandal

updated 3.54pm Former PM Dr Mahathir Mohamad revealed today that he was interviewed by the Anti-Corruption Agency yesterday in relation to the Lingam tape.

MIC Youth: Opposition exploiting Indians

MIC Youth: Opposition exploiting Indians

Hindraf’s activities have allowed the opposition parties to take advantage of the situation to fish for votes from the Indian community, claims Vigneswaran.