M Krishnamoorthy

When asked if she had talked to her father about the Bersih campaign for electoral reforms, she categorically said, 'No'.

INTERVIEW The age of IT has made it near impossible for deception to find a hiding place; social media is here to stay.

The Obedient Wives Club is launched by Selayang Umno deputy chief Mohamed Nasir Ibrahim. [VIDEO INSIDE]

It wants wives to greet their husbands with warm alluring smiles and sexy dressing sprayed with beautiful fragrance.

This was revealed by a survey conducted among 230 expatriate families from 32 different countries published in the March issue of Expat magazine.

BOOK REVIEW He speaks about the events that led to Anwar's sacking, his ethnicity, and Operasi Lalang in his memoirs.

Senator Ramakrishnan calls on the government to give non-Muslims a similar zakat rebate when paying their income tax.

It advises Muslims not to attend other religious festivals that include symbols such as the cross, candles, Christmas trees and so on.

Two religious leaders, a Muslim and Christian, join in impassioned plea to Malaysian politicians.
   

Malaysia has a system which is efficient at undernourishing potential talent in the country to its own detriment.

They must act according to the law even when the issues touch on their personal faith, says former MCCBCHST president.

The commercial is aimed at promoting 1Malaysia, says Finas DG.

According to CCM documents, a former Selangor exco member was involved in business dealings with a prime suspect in the Banting murders.

International schemer uses Kayveas' e-mail to send SOS message for money, stating the PPP leader was stranded in London.

PKR needs to stop its internal party bickering so that it can set sight on its main agenda - to capture Putrajaya.

MERDEKA Tunku Abdul Rahman would never have thought that five decades later, school officials would still make remarks ridiculing other races.

MERDEKA 53 years ago, there was no need for a campaign for 1Malaysia because we were all seen as one nation, one race - Malayans.

COMMENT The proposed Public Relations Act will keep out foreign companies, but contradicts the government's liberalisation policy.

How much will the new sugar giant make, following the subsidy reduction in retail price? A study is underway.

The desilting of a lake resulted in cracks on the LRT pillars, bringing to an abrupt halt the contract which was supposed to remove the stench from the lake.

Shareholders want the newspaper to feature more investigative stories, fair coverage on politics and less on government and private sector bigwigs.

The former PM asks whether the conglomerate has learnt its lessons and says that responsibility for the debacle should be shared.

Umno is poised to bring up the issue of opposition leader now that DAP has 29 seats compared to only PKR’s 24 to sow seeds of discord among Pakatan ranks.