Humayun Kabir

There have been three incidents over the past two weeks where children have been abducted. Fortunately, all the kids have been returned.

A lawyer for M Indira Gandhi is unable to serve the custody order on her former husband who is ‘not contactable’.

S P Bala, of the Tamil Nesan's Ipoh bureau said if they were quicker, they might have caught the thieves who stole his laptop and camera.

 

Local firms may have similar technology cheaper than those originating overseas for the Automatic Enforcement System.

DAP has urged the Perak government to pass an law to create a minimum statutory period of four days state legislative assembly sittings.

We are ready for court battle with the Perak menteri besar if he refuses to accept the numbers, says state secretary Nga Kor Ming.

Supporters of the Abolish ISA Movement in Ipoh allege that the crackdown on candlelight vigils was politically motivated.

M Indira Gandhi wants her lawyer to personally serve the order on her former husband, said to be hiding in Kelantan with their youngest child.

Pakatan strikes out at the BN state government's decision not to allow laptops, videocams and cellphones into the Perak assembly sitting today.

To avoid this, he is required to keep his word to transfer some 210,000 supporters from PPP, claims a MIC source.

The opposition has listed demands which are likely to trigger another round of verbal fisticuffs with the BN government.

Overjoyed with their freedom, they describe it as the best Hari Raya gift, especially so when the previous ones were spent behind bars.

Pakatan leaders allege the BN state government is creating new posts to benefit BN candidates who lost in the last general election.

The Ipoh High Court has given an extension of time to two defendants in a civil suit connected to the Kuala Dipang bridge collapse.

UPDATED 12.59PM After three postponements, a Perak court grants leave to a mother of three to challenge the conversion of her children to Islam.

The Perak DAP also wants the state government to formulate a blueprint on how it will achieve its ‘zero-squatter’ policy.

Samy Vellu accedes to a wish of Najib and announces that the deputy minister has been accepted into the Indian based party.

Yet another lot of forest reserve is set to go under the weight of human greed with hardly any benefit to local residents.

State governments must be empowered to deal with errant civil servants, if smooth administration is to be ensured.

Donations for the families of three schoolgirls who drowned after a bridge collapse were collected, but somehow not delivered.

If the Road Transport Department refuses to renew the road tax of blacklisted traffic offenders, Pakatan will take the matter to court.

The Perak Consumers Association says Najib should not play word games and be prepared to face public wrath over subsidy cuts.

BN component parties, especially MIC and Gerakan, seem hesitant about former PPP Youth leader joining them.

Workers from other countries are only here to make money and then return to their mother country, while locals are assets for the long term.