K Pragalath

Malaysia remains a key transit hub for illegal wildlife trade due to several factors.

MIC Youth chief T. Mohan claims issue brought up to discredit his chances for a senator post.

However Klang councillor M Suntharajoo denies making derogatory remarks to reporter S Tamarai Chelvi.

However, Bharat Maniam shrugs it off as though it was small potatoes where his history with the party is concerned.

Vel Paari reveals why the deputy president was passed over as BN candidate for Hulu Selangor despite Samy Vellu's best efforts.

UPDATED 6.35PM Filled with bitterness at being left out in the cold for years, Bharat Maniam, with his patience finally running out, vows vengeance.

Kedah Exco S Manikumar denies he is leaving PKR and that rumours of snap polls in Kedah are untrue.

The long, painful saga of the MIC company is set to come to an end with the introduction of a new player and shareholders will see some returns finally.

COMMENT Will writing off Hindraf and supporting Perkasa help his candidacy?

Unrest over who the MIC candidate in Hulu Selangor should be has led to party bigwigs getting together to solve the issue.

With less than 48 hours before BN announces its candidate, there appears to be rift between MIC and Umno.

The deputy youth chief may have withdrawn from a suit against his sacking as vice-president of Tamil Youth Bell Club but ill feelings remain.

This is despite swirling rumours that he could be dropped for Hulu Selangor.

Fear continues to rise within MIC ranks that the party may lose the opportunity to wrest back the Hulu Selangor parliamentary seat. [VIDEO INSIDE]

One politician seems convinced that the Hulu Selangor Chinese electorate will disregard the sex DVD to back the BN candidate. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Should BN agree to field him and he wins the by-election, MIC Youth wants another cabinet post for him.

Yet-to-be-registered Human Rights Party has not decided on whether to join the fray in the Hulu Selangor by-election.

UPDATED 3PM MIC will propose its deputy president G Palanivel as the BN candidate for the by-election.

The high flying aim to ease racial polarisation seems to have driven them further apart in at least one instance.

The warning signs were already surfacing in the last decade but the nation went on merrily as though tomorrow would never come.

Residents to get monetary assistance and permanent housing solution,while a disputed temple will be relocated.

Two years down the road, community leaders are divided over the performance of both political coalitions.

Uthayakumar leads his Human Rights Party in a demo outside PKR HQ, claiming that it has failed to address Indian community issues.