Archive - 2 October 2010

the Raja Muda of Perak Raja Dr Nazrin Shah said the country could be hijacked by groups which resorted to the law of the jungle where victory was in hands of the most powerful and largest crowd.

The wife of Singapore's first prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, has died at age 89.

Soosai, 47, will face a charge of killing lorry driver N Subramaniam in Cheyyur, near Kanchipuram district in Tamil Nadu in 2004.

He said the military and the police were the first line of defence while the Territorial Army was the second. 

The alleged misconduct of 10 police officers in the seizure of drugs worth about RM254 million in Pahang last year, indicated a need to further enhance police integrity.

All licences and special permits issued to international wildlife trader Wong Keng Liang aka Anson Wong, and his wife to sell or possess wildlife have been revoked.

HRP says almost every day some Indian poor is served an eviction notice while millions are spent on settlements for other communities.

The 2010 Paris Motor Show seems to be quite a significant occasion for Group Lotus Plc.

Proton Holdings Bhd expects to finalise talks with several car manufacturers by year-end to facilitate the mass production of a compact model.

More calls have emerged for the veteran leader to spearhead the BN challenge to wrest back the Galas seat.

UPDATED 9PM Batu MP Tian Chua and Selangor MB Abdul Khalid Ibrahim meanwhile have five and four nominations respectively.

While the YBs remain silent on their haram paycheques, another show-protest is organised for dutiful senior citizens.

UPDATED 6PM Muhyiddin says 'if you look closely’ bumiputera rights and privileges are ‘already inscribed’ in the New Economic Model.

It marked its fifth anniversary with a conference for Asia's Chinese new media practitioners.

UPDATED 5.50PM The former PM was admitted for treatment of a chest infection.

Ngeh Khoo Ham says he is not in a position to influence the party polls as it was the grassroots that will elect the leadership lineup.

Two months after the surau incident in Kajang, the police finally quizz Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching.

ANALYSIS The DAP MP allows mentor Lim Kit Siang a week’s mediation to resolve tensions.   

Indian students have only only three days to return to their hometowns, celebrate Deepavali and return for their final exams.

The Sabah Law Association is determined to "put its house in order", vows its head, the first shot being the amendments to the relevant laws.

Hata Wahari warns that giving prominence to racial diatribes of the likes of Perkasa for political gain may plunge the country into chaos.

Urban dwellers have no idea about what it is like living in the jungle though our ancestors came from there.

Malaysian women hoping to don the kebaya should beware SIA’s practice of terminating crew members who are pregnant.

There appears to be no logical reason why Sabah should not have direct trade links with neighbouring Indonesia except for a form of protectionism.

UPDATED 11.50AM Perak DAP deputy chief M Kulasegaran is embroiled in an apparent leadership crisis in the state.

COMMENT It appears that Najib believes party politics is a matter of being in the right camp. 

FREE 'The true signs of a weak leader is to blame others first before himself. Anyway, come the 13 ^th general election, Najib will be not collateral but actual damage.'

FREE 'Having once worked in Utusan, I can say that it had a level of noble journalism that drew a huge readership. Not anymore.'

Last-minute cajoling by national leaders may patch things up in tussle between Ngeh-Nga and Kulasegaran factions.