Humayun Kabir

A police officer tossed HRP's petition to the king to the ground and a party member was arrested. [VIDEO INSIDE]

If the government curbs wastage and corruption, it could save RM28 billion annually says its national assistant treasurer Nga Kor Ming.

The party is on a mission to help the Perak school, built from the sweat of tappers some 70 years ago, get back its original and revered name of SK Gandhi.

In response to the PM's request for feedback on the 2011 Budget, it proposes a RM53 billion plan to ‘undo the injustice to the community'.

It claims Sitiawan police handcuffed two members and manhandled one of them at the police station last Sunday.

Two women seen as Muslims in the eyes of the law participate in a Hindu festival and will also seek royal intervention.

Perak DAP is calling to scrap the APs system outright rather than wait till 2015, to regain badly needed revenue for the country.

Koh Tsu Koon warns of ‘extremists in Perkasa and some in Umno, who are out to promote their own political interests’.

Uthayakumar says the 523 partially aided Tamil schools in the country can become fully aided schools if they get proper land allocations.

DAP Perak’s task force lays out 15 recommendations to revive Ipoh’s sleepy economy, including road signs in five languages.

This follows an earlier operation in Johor where police seized about RM12 million worth of illegal drugs.

Perak gov't urged to make Indian association land purchased by rubber tappers in 1930s a base for the growth of Indian culture.

The impression projected by this political scenario is of a third hand manipulating events. Yet another episode set off by the 8/03/08 polls.

The Perak Consumers Association says the ministry kowtows to businesses, letting them exploit the consumer continuously.

The Perak MB blames an education ministry officer for ‘overlooking the historical value of the land’ to the Indian community.

Ipoh Ratepayers and Taxpayers’ Association blasts the two for uncoordinated, impulsive rates announcements that contradict one another.

The Perak EC added that they were willing to process changes of address beyond office hours if political parties can arrange it.

The Perak DAP issues this dare a week before the formal hearing to acquire land that has belonged to Sitiawan Indians for 80 years.

M Kulasegaran calls on Indians to break away from the BN’s shackles and help create a second political tsunami in the next GE.

DAP sats the EC’s new ruling preventing assistant registrars from doing change of address hinders voter registration efficiency.

The party is planning to go for 15 parliamentary seats and 38 state seats, as P Uthayakumar dreamt ‘1538' while in detention.

HRP intends to get 100,000 signatures nationwide to highlight the difficulties of seven women involved in such cases.

The two-hectare site was collectively purchased by Indian rubber-tappers 80 years ago, but the federal government now wants it for a school.