
Indian M'sians 'dying in police custody'
With the recent death of yet another Indian Malaysian, two PKR leaders say it is time an independent commission investigates such incidents.





Jagdeep Singh Deo says his position as Penang Tourism Council deputy chairperson will not stop him from getting to the bottom of the 'Kings of Tennis' debacle.




‘When a non-Muslim chief minister uses an Islamic verse as a term of reference for good governance, it augurs well for the religion,' said DCM Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin.

Proceedings in the House were disrupted today by an argument over an alleged insult to disabled people.



Last Thursday’s controversial reply in the state assembly has now led to Umno Youth demanding an apology from the Penang deputy chief minister.



Deputy president aspirant Mohd Ali Rustam says it again - that Umno must take control of the government to ensure party policies are being implemented.

The Umno man is accused of politicising the issue of RM1,000 allowance for state opposition leader to gain mileage and to safeguard his political interests.

A public accounts committee, comprising elected representatives from Pakatan Rakyat and Umno, will investigate the reason behind the axing of the 'Kings of Tennis' tournament.

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The much-awaited event is a no-go and the state government came under heavy fire for its role in the debacle. But who is really to blame?




