RK Anand

The police have completed their probe into the controversial 'cow-head' protest and will submit their findings to AG Abdul Gani Patail tomorrow morning for further action.

Several individuals, including the organisers of the controversial protest, have been called in for questioning under the Sedition Act.

Driven by a Martin Luther King-like dream, former MIC Youth leader P Subramaniam goes against the wishes of the president to announce his intention to vie for the party vice-presidency.

UPDATED 11PM Pandemonium erupts outside the MIC HQ when two groups trade barbs and in some instances, even blows. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The MIC president's son explains why he has made the 'morally correct' decision not to vie for VP in September's party polls.

UPDATED 4.30PM The MIC boss names his deputy G Palanivel as his preferred choice to continue as party's No 2 and succeed him in the near future.

They poured their hearts and souls into the course for 10 months. But their dream of securing a uni degree had shattered in an instant.

The Malaysian Indian Business Association is calling for a trade boycott with Sri Lanka as and until Colombo mends its ways.

Besides terming the attack against him as surprising, the former MIC deputy president refuses to be drawn into a slugfest with party chief S Samy Vellu over the sale of Maika Holding's cash cow.

Little did 20-year-old college student Koh Chon Weng suspect that a night out at a club would turn out to be an experience he would never forget. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Malaysiakini speaks to several MIC members and S Subramaniam's supporters who feel that the veteran politician is the best man for the job.

A bitter four-cornered battle is in the making for the MIC deputy presidency, with the president and his son playing pivotal roles as well.

updated 5.30pm with Muthu's comments Party insiders reveal that the former MIC VP has been asked to explain the alleged forged signatures in his nomination forms.

updated 7.30pm MIC will not pull out from the cabinet, says the party president S Samy Vellu, who also pledges support for the new premier. [VIDEO INSIDE]

exclusive 'We have been brushed aside in the new line-up and this has further eroded the support of the Indian community to the BN government,' says a party insider.

updated 5.42pm MIC polls Samy Vellu retains his post as party chief after most of M Muthupalaniappan's nominations were rejected. [VIDEO INSIDE]

updated 1.45pm Three principal office-bearers of the Malaysian Associated Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Maicci) have resigned with immediate effect. [VIDEO INSIDE]

comment On Jan 20, Kugan Ananthan died inside a police station and the events which followed made him a household name albeit under the most tragic of circumstances.

For decades, S Subramaniam witnessed what promised to be a bright political career dim in the face of his bitter rivalry with the MIC president.

Criticising the ban, a business leader says it does not address the core issues and will only serve as fodder for the opposition to lure more Indians into their fold.

comment One cannot help but wonder if Anwar Ibrahim is rushing again. Is he really pressed for time or will his lack of patience invite a repeat of history?

comment The Day After - while some were relieved that the country did not plunge into chaos, the general feeling was one of being let down by a political arousal that failed to climax.

comment The ruling coalition appears determined to oust itself from power with or without the help of opposition stalwart Anwar Ibrahim.

Will Pak Lah survive the storm? Will Anwar become the next PM or is it going to be another case of being so close but yet so far? One thing however is certain, Malaysians have shown the politicians who's boss.