Archive - 31 December 2010

Museum to feature soccer squad's AFF Cup victory

Museum to feature soccer squad's AFF Cup victory

The exhibition will be in recognition of the squad's efforts in relieving the national football glory after 14 years.
Body parts found in oxidation pond

Body parts found in oxidation pond

The businessman and friends were involved in a fight with the night club's bouncers before he went missing.
Analysts: Khusrin's posting shouldn't be disputed

Analysts: Khusrin's posting shouldn't be disputed

NONE A UKM lecturer says the PKR-led government's dissatisfaction over the matter is indeed baseless.
Student left with baby at KL Sentral

Student left with baby at KL Sentral

The nursing student was at the station at 10.25am when approached by a woman with a one week-old baby boy.
PM urges M'sians to build a better future

PM urges M'sians to build a better future

Najib, in his 2011 New Year message, says the government's plans will not be successful without people's support.
Rajagopal, thank you for Midas touch

Rajagopal, thank you for Midas touch

NONE NEWS FOCUS K Rajagopal has a history of having successfully turned average teams into champions.
Book raises tension between PAS' ulama, young turks

Book raises tension between PAS' ulama, young turks

PAS mujahid The author stands firm on his belief for accepting different views for the party to progress.
Puduraya bus terminal opens in February

Puduraya bus terminal opens in February

North-bound buses will continue to operate from Puduraya although operators are allowed to operate from TBS-BTS.
Umno raps Kelantan pop concert

Umno raps Kelantan pop concert

NONE It is indeed a shock to know that the PAS-led government is now prepared to do anything to get youth support, it says.

 

 

 

'Islam doesn't prohibit aerobics in mosques'

'Islam doesn't prohibit aerobics in mosques'

NONE Nik Aziz says it's okay to conduct any activity, including aerobics, outside the mosque.
X'mas directive: Likely overzealous officers' fault

X'mas directive: Likely overzealous officers' fault

A major blow up appears to have turned itself into a storm in a tea cup as those concerned talk on what had really happened.

 

 

 

 

Police ready for concurrent GE, S'wak polls

Police ready for concurrent GE, S'wak polls

Sarawak police have been engaged in detailed planning with the EC to ensure smooth running of the state election.
Car crashes through roadblock, cop badly injured

Car crashes through roadblock, cop badly injured

Amirrul Fitri Norrizat, of the first battalion General Operations Force, was badly injured in the right thigh.
Reduce spare parts duty to avoid more accidents

Reduce spare parts duty to avoid more accidents

Transport Workers Union has blamed imitation spare parts as among main factors for road accidents that involve buses.
Student gathering a step forward, says dep minister

Student gathering a step forward, says dep minister

Saifuddin Abdullah lauds tomorrow's event as a positive step towards democratic reforms, such as automatic voter registration and lower voting age.
Five missing after trawler sinks off Pahang

Five missing after trawler sinks off Pahang

A Malaysian skipper and the four Thai fishermen had left for sea from a jetty in Kuantan on Wednesday.
Sivan temple issue cheap publicity for political gains

Sivan temple issue cheap publicity for political gains

Growing MyKad woes for kids of Hindu-Muslim birth

Growing MyKad woes for kids of Hindu-Muslim birth

A taskforce finds more children in limbo over their mixed parentage as authorities wring their hands over the dilemma.
Malaysia's lost decade

Malaysia's lost decade

When reason was held in abhorrance.
Selangor sec issue: Divine intervention sought

Selangor sec issue: Divine intervention sought

As the deadlock over the post continues, the Selangor government is looking to the heavens for a bit of help in solving the mess.
Literary society ready to wield sword over 'Interlok'

Literary society ready to wield sword over 'Interlok'

interlok National literarists promise an eye for an eye should the Indian community protest against the controversial textbook.

Langkawi FM aims to be popular tourist radio

Langkawi FM aims to be popular tourist radio

The radio will make several changes, including to its broadcast schedule and programmes, to cater to the tastes of listeners.
Textbook row threatens to stir up Tenang polls

Textbook row threatens to stir up Tenang polls

NONE An Indian group threatens to field a candidate if the book is not removed from the school literature booklist.
Evacuees return home in Kuantan, Kemaman

Evacuees return home in Kuantan, Kemaman

UPDATED 6.46PM They have been evacuated overnight to the relief centre at a nearby school.
MIC suggests datukship for football coach

MIC suggests datukship for football coach

Before this, Malaysia has waited for many years to regain its glory in Asean, G Palanivel says.
Major KL roads closed for Jan 1 gala

Major KL roads closed for Jan 1 gala

Meanwhile in Georgetown, several roads are to be closed in stages tomorrow for the 54th city day celebration.
Gobala, why speak up only now?

Gobala, why speak up only now?

FREE VOXPOP 'The stop order on the temple renovation was in 2007 under the BN government. People in PJ and Gasing area are well aware...'
Najib worries of being an ultra-Malays target

Najib worries of being an ultra-Malays target

FREE YOURSAY 'To be seen at a Christian celebration with the crucifix clearly visible will expose him as easy target for his opponents in Umno.'