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MIC president S Samy Vellu has issued a show-cause letter to Maju Institute of Education Development (MIED) chief executive officer P Chitrakala Vasu.

















The rising cost to go up the mountain and a five-month waiting period have left many aspiring climbers wondering if they will ever make it to the peak.


The going rate for crossing over to Barisan Nasional ranged from RM1 million to RM4 million, according to three Kedah PKR state assemblypersons.

updated 5pm
The accusation by a PKR leader that he was offered RM50 mil to engineer defections has forced an ex-deputy minister to clear the air.

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‘BN should remember this - just because Najib Abdul Razak is seemingly popular in Umno, this does not mean that he will become a good leader for the nation.'

Meanwhile, the Dravidics ventured eastward again. They took the same path taken by their ancestors, married the local Mongoloids and settled in the mountainous regions of Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.
The Tamils called these ‘medium-brown’ people ‘Malai’, which translates to ‘hill people’. It is no surprise that when the Dravidics arrived at Lembah Bujang in Malaya in the second century, they would have insisted on calling the Malayan Austronesians ‘Malai’ as well.


updated 7.04pm
Election Commission announced that by-elections are not necessary as there are doubts over the purported resignation letters from the two state reps.
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analysis The reasons for the rejection of KLIA East @ Labu are difficult to understand and will affect Malaysia's image as a private enterprise-friendly country.


Their list of grievances covers customary land issues in Sarawak, the community’s identity and special rights due to them as a minority bumiputera group.




Indian Malaysians can soon become members of the party through online registration, a move the president believes will bolster the party's strength and unite Indians under one political party.


The shoe landed about a yard from Chinese premier Wen Jiabao, who glanced sharply to one side to watch it hit the stage, but did not appear frightened.