M Vivek

LETTER | MIC should not be over-excited with the voters rejection of Harapan in the recent by-election

COMMENT | The Indian problem is not seasonal, coming alive only during election time.

COMMENT | A degree or even a PhD will not guarantee anyone a job.

COMMENT | "The power transition has been a contentious issue as no formal time-frame has been set by the PM."

COMMENT | PTPTN requires approximately RM5 billion in repayment each year to meet the funding requirements of new student loans.

COMMENT | MIC does not have a coherent message for the young.

COMMENT | And why is Teo Nie Ching heading this council?

COMMENT | Other countries prepare students for industry, but here we're still debating the quota system.

COMMENT | Our civil service must work hard to regain its lost reputation.

COMMENT | It is easier to stand out from the job-seeking crowd when you have the right skill.

COMMENT | Economic reforms must reflect the spirit of inclusiveness and justice.

COMMENT | The country can drive growth in this area with its skills, talent and business-friendly policies.

COMMENT | M'sians have always been sceptical of technological advancements.

COMMENT | MIC was sidelined for the Cameron Highlands and Port Dickson seats.

COMMENT | To earn back trust of Indian M'sians, MIC must be ready to face Umno. 

COMMENT | Both leaders have put aside their past differences to fight for reforms and shape a better nation.

COMMENT | Given his financial expertise, his sidelining from the council seems deliberate. 

COMMENT | The Malays, especially the Umno Malays, must thank Dr M for their abundant bounty.

COMMENT | It is increasingly becoming a festival solely for rich 'non-resident Indians'.