
Cops quiz Hindraf official
The police released the Hindraf leader three hours later and he has no idea why he was quizzed.

The police released the Hindraf leader three hours later and he has no idea why he was quizzed.

He accuses his political enemies of orchestrating the release of a video showing him having sex with an unidentified woman in a hotel room.

Several Indian NGOs say the MB shouldn’t meet with a newly-formed umbrella body that claims to represent Hindu-based organisations as it and its chairperson R Nadarajah are not credible.

The commission into the Lingam tape will subpoena the witnesses and has the legal power to issue warrants of arrest if they failed to turn up without valid explanation.

A PKR division leader says he was threatened by a man claiming to be linked to MIC Youth S Vigneswaran.

‘Let the people know what Petronas has used its revenues for since 1974.'

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The organiser was told that the permit was denied because the event is a threat to national security and some unknown groups could sabotage the vigil.

Mainly these groups want the setting up of an independent task force to assist the government in overcoming the Indian community's plights.











The opposition leader does a bit of sleuthing and arrives at the conclusion that some top MCA boys had engineered the health minister’s unceremonious exit.

More than 15,000 MIC members will gather in Kuala Lumpur to send a loud and clear message to the opposition.

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But this ‘reopening’ only lasted for an hour - after another failed attempt by the Save Our School committee to negotiate with the authorities to let 35 students to remain studying in the school.

It comes as no surprise that all the newspapers today led with Chua Soi Lek’s resignation from all party and government posts.

Language is the tie that binds and if the various languages spoken by Malaysians could be shared by all, we’d be one step closer to becoming a united nation.

new The writer’s fortune teller friend has predicted five major events that would make the headlines in this year.

The murder of Benazir Bhutto on Dec 27 was as shocking as it was predictable. Inevitable even, in light of her refusal to retreat behind heavy security following the massive bomb blast that killed 136 people and narrowly missed her on Oct 18, a week after her return from exile.